XXL .060 Over Joined Apr 8, 2007 Messages 119 Location Dundee, Scotland Jun 14, 2007 #1 Had this made by a m8, isn't the poshest of gear but is extremely functional and comes off with the 10mm spanner supplied in bike tool kit I can put my soft luggage on it, that's panniers and tail pack, so I'm all set for a w/end of partying at the farmyard rally :twisted: :lol:
Had this made by a m8, isn't the poshest of gear but is extremely functional and comes off with the 10mm spanner supplied in bike tool kit I can put my soft luggage on it, that's panniers and tail pack, so I'm all set for a w/end of partying at the farmyard rally :twisted: :lol:
rubber2burn Turbocharged Joined Sep 12, 2005 Messages 542 Jun 14, 2007 #2 Think I have one of them in my grill in the oven :twisted: :lol: Still if it does the job , and saves you from the expensive triumph accessory prices
Think I have one of them in my grill in the oven :twisted: :lol: Still if it does the job , and saves you from the expensive triumph accessory prices
owl Turbocharged Joined Jan 6, 2006 Messages 824 Location Canterbury, England Jun 14, 2007 #3 I reckon you could fit a whole tray of beer on it though
diggitydogg .020 Over Joined Mar 11, 2006 Messages 18 Location NJ Jun 14, 2007 #4 I think it's great. If the ends were curved a bit, you could sell 'em on the site and make a bundle.
XXL .060 Over Joined Apr 8, 2007 Messages 119 Location Dundee, Scotland Jun 14, 2007 #5 sully said: Think I have one of them in my grill in the oven :twisted: :lol: Click to expand... I thought that I could tie some chops to it and cook em in slow movin traffic :lol:
sully said: Think I have one of them in my grill in the oven :twisted: :lol: Click to expand... I thought that I could tie some chops to it and cook em in slow movin traffic :lol:
Trumps .040 Over Joined Jul 4, 2006 Messages 91 Location Middlesbrough, England Jun 14, 2007 #6 Reminded me of Mondos post I think these two home made efforts complement each other wonderfully. Mondo said ............ Even wife is happy with results....
Reminded me of Mondos post I think these two home made efforts complement each other wonderfully. Mondo said ............ Even wife is happy with results....
rubber2burn Turbocharged Joined Sep 12, 2005 Messages 542 Jun 15, 2007 #7 XXL said: sully said: Think I have one of them in my grill in the oven :twisted: :lol: Click to expand... I thought that I could tie some chops to it and cook em in slow movin traffic :lol: Click to expand... Dual purpose then :lol: You will be a hit on ride outs , mobile chuck wagon
XXL said: sully said: Think I have one of them in my grill in the oven :twisted: :lol: Click to expand... I thought that I could tie some chops to it and cook em in slow movin traffic :lol: Click to expand... Dual purpose then :lol: You will be a hit on ride outs , mobile chuck wagon
rubber2burn Turbocharged Joined Sep 12, 2005 Messages 542 Jun 15, 2007 #8 idk said: G'day, Isn't a chuck wagon mobile by definition? Click to expand... Maybe :lol: Though in UK they seem to site up in the lay by and become pretty permanent
idk said: G'day, Isn't a chuck wagon mobile by definition? Click to expand... Maybe :lol: Though in UK they seem to site up in the lay by and become pretty permanent
Billythebiker Turbocharged Joined Sep 11, 2005 Messages 569 Location Tiptree, Essex, England Jun 15, 2007 #9 sully said: idk said: G'day, Isn't a chuck wagon mobile by definition? Click to expand... Maybe :lol: Though in UK they seem to site up in the lay by and become pretty permanent Click to expand... Suly, you twat :lol:
sully said: idk said: G'day, Isn't a chuck wagon mobile by definition? Click to expand... Maybe :lol: Though in UK they seem to site up in the lay by and become pretty permanent Click to expand... Suly, you twat :lol: