The New And Improved Unofficial R65 Forum V2
General Category => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: Dick_Stilton on June 07, 2007, 11:08:37 AM
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Sehr schöne Kuh! :)
Gefällt mir.
Gruß
Dirk
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Very pretty!
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What ScottColumbus said!
...I think... ;D
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That is one very cool cycle........the back ground is damn nice too! Love seening all these picture.
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Nice looking bike :)
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A road bike to love for sure!
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Very nice! I love that white color.
If that's where the bike lives, then you must live there too. ;) Wow! What a beautiful area. I'll bet you have some wonderful roads to ride on there.
Thanks for the pictures.
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Sweeeeeet! :)
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Thanks for the positive comments.. the background, for those that asked is the view at the front of my house. I guess it is nice but you get used to it... sad egh? Correct though.... prime bike country! :D
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Suh-weeeet! Really classy, Dick! [smiley=thumbsup.gif]
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Hi Dick,
on my ex-police bike i have an "SG" on the number-plate too :)
And even such a blue "corner", but with a "D" instead of an "L". Does the "L" stand for Luxembourg?
http://photo.redeker.net/showimg.php?file=/2007%20Tour%20de%20Suisse/Stefan/PICT0426.JPG
regards, Stefan
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Hi Dick,
on my ex-police bike i have an "SG" on the number-plate too :)
And even such a blue "corner", but with a "D" instead of an "L". Does the "L" stand for Luxembourg?
http://photo.redeker.net/showimg.php?file=/2007%20Tour%20de%20Suisse/Stefan/PICT0426.JPG
regards, Stefan
Heh Heh... Nice ride Stefan!
Not sure what your SG stands for but mine is Canton Sankt Gallen. And I think you know that 'L' stands for learner. Hopefully only another 6 or 7 weeks and I can pin the 'L' on a tree at the bottom of my garden and shoot at it with my HK MP5!
Would be interested to learn how you aquired your bike. Mine was sold off to Police personnel at the end of its working life and as they were obviously well maintained they are popular.
Regards
Dick
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Hopefully only another 6 or 7 weeks and I can pin the 'L' on a tree at the bottom of my garden and shoot at it with my HK MP5!
Regards
Dick
I was all set to impress you with the fact that I once owned a HK 9mm pistol (kinda like this one) (http://www.pbase.com/tomfarr/image/74466658/medium), when I did a google image of 'hk mp5'.
Well, all I can say is :o
I guess you have an answer for terrorists in your neighborhood!
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Hopefully only another 6 or 7 weeks and I can pin the 'L' on a tree at the bottom of my garden and shoot at it with my HK MP5!
Regards
Dick
I was all set to impress you with the fact that I once owned a HK 9mm pistol (kinda like this one) (http://www.pbase.com/tomfarr/image/74466658/medium), when I did a google image of 'hk mp5'.
Well, all I can say is :o
I guess you have an answer for terrorists in your neighborhood!
Take a look at this Rob...
http://www.swissinfo.org/eng/swissinfo.html?siteSect=105&sid=7914213
Sadly my MP5 is semi auto only...
There is a guy in Colorado we know who you can go to and shoot virtually any machine gun you want. He even has 4 browning .30 cals set up on the back of his Hummer.... the ammo bill gets quite heavy though.
Interested to see you had a USP. I have one too but mine is in .45 Cal. Iv also got a bunch of other stuff but I wont bore you with details. The nice thing is I can own firearms here in CH but in England only criminals are allowed to have them.... oh plus the police of course but they only seem to use them for killing unarmed Brazilian Electricians in the London tube. Ooops, bit political there.