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November 4, 2010 at 10:40 pm #190188
Agreed,
I suppose we should let this thread get back to wher it was before it turns into “garden tools i have used” 😆November 5, 2010 at 12:40 pm #190189two stroke =gardon tool anyway doese not it anyway
November 9, 2010 at 10:47 am #156490Only just found this thread and how awesome it is :cheer: you have created yourself a job within a job Bol
Keep the posts coming mate, Im sure there’s a lot of old bulls looking for that elusive,rare machine out there and I recon your the man to find it :laugh: :laugh:
Keep up the good work
November 9, 2010 at 10:14 pm #190400mike wrote:
Quote:Only just found this thread and how awesome it is :cheer: you have created yourself a job within a job BolKeep the posts coming mate, Im sure there’s a lot of old bulls looking for that elusive,rare machine out there and I recon your the man to find it :laugh: :laugh:
Keep up the good work
Thanks Mike.
Its allways fun to find these things in peoples sheds.
Often there is a brown snake lurking about,but thats ok…thats why i get paid the BIG dollarsBol :woohoo:
November 9, 2010 at 10:56 pm #190413BOLLOCKS wrote:
Quote:mike wrote:Quote:Only just found this thread and how awesome it is :cheer: you have created yourself a job within a job BolKeep the posts coming mate, Im sure there’s a lot of old bulls looking for that elusive,rare machine out there and I recon your the man to find it :laugh: :laugh:
Keep up the good work
Thanks Mike.
Its allways fun to find these things in peoples sheds.
Often there is a brown snake lurking about,but thats ok…thats why i get paid the BIG dollarsBol :woohoo:
Hey bollocks stay away fom those nasty brown snakes they have a real nasty attitude towards people looking in there shed I saw one the other week on the road in the national park and he had been run over and he was stuck on the road and I turned around to have a look at him and he was ready to bite me if i got any closer its eyes were like orange fire and it was about 4 or 5 foot long with a I hate motorcycle riders attitude :laugh:
November 9, 2010 at 11:06 pm #190415Roundeyedevil wrote:
Quote:Hey bollocks stay away fom those nasty brown snakes they have a real nasty attitude towards people looking in there shed I saw one the other week on the road in the national park and he had been run over and he was stuck on the road and I turned around to have a look at him and he was ready to bite me if i got any closer its eyes were like orange fire and it was about 4 or 5 foot long with a I hate motorcycle riders attitude :laugh:Ha ha he knew you “Round Eye Devil” :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
March 13, 2011 at 7:27 pm #156491Been i a while since i sniffed out a farmers shed…playing i spy…the motor bike guy :cheer:
Anyway,was out near Nundle taking a few photos of a property that i am taking to Auction.Had a little Bow Peep in the work shop to see if there was any old Ag bikes or random farmers bikes to be found
My heart quickened when i saw a set of handle bars poking out from underneath an old bed sheet in the corner of the shed :unsure:
They were the weirdest set of handle bars i have ever seen.So i had to take a little look didn’t i ????
I slowly peeled back the bed sheet…(like i was in the back of a ute, with a passed out drunk sheila,just like the good old days at a B & S ) :woohoo:
Heavens to Mergatroid wtf is that ????
One evil looking Hog :cheer:Who says Farmers only ride posties and Ag Bikes ?
The Skull on the tank gave me the Heeby Jeebies,so i quickly dressed her again and made an exit…stage left :blush:
CoolBol :woohoo:
March 13, 2011 at 10:40 pm #198062That isn’t a motorbike you clown , that is the farmers tractor. Either that or his air compressor.
March 13, 2011 at 11:20 pm #198066I wondered if you were still on the hunt a while ago…
Glad you are. :cheer:P.s, That airbrushing looks top notch very ghostrider
April 15, 2011 at 6:44 pm #156492Man you should see some of the stuff we come across in my line of work (powerline tree trimmer in CWest NSW). I’ve seen a timber spoked wheel Bentley under a tree in a padock outside, 3X DR750’s (I think thats what they were) at condo, 10 or so Goggomobile looking things in a shed at Parkes, half a dozen EH’s etc etc.
I have seriously thought about offering the Cocky’s $50-$200 ea for some of their old bit’s and peices. Take it home, pressure clean it and put it up on flea-bay.
You see alot (I mean ALOT) of useful bikes, cars, trucks just rusting sitting under trees. Big shame.
April 15, 2011 at 10:35 pm #199512Not for highway use, never be afraid to ask a cocky if he’d part with it. and if they say make me an offer.
make an offer. be it what you can afford at that time or what you’re willing to pay for it, the worst they can do is call you some names.
then reply like my bro and i do.
”well i hate it when someone says make me an offer, cos i offer you $10 and you say it’s worth a lot more by your tone., so tell me what you want for it.”
the go from there. you may just be surprised you just may crack it for a bargain.
the worst is they can tell you where to go.
April 17, 2011 at 1:36 pm #199520NFHY, bring camera or take photos with your mobile phone and post here. Do it for the farmer, do it in the name of recycling, do it for your country! When one of us (or someone we know) is interested put us in touch with ‘ol mate, transact and everyone’s happy..
April 26, 2011 at 7:17 pm #199644Not exactly from a farmer’s shed but actually being ridden around by a buck toothed goomer tenant at my in laws property on the weekend.
Dunno what model Honda it was, but it has been fitted with a 125cc china bike engine,the oil cooler is hanging by a bit of string under the fuel tank and it just flapped about , it had no air filter, the exhaust was held on with tech screws and the thing went like the clappers. It also had areally bizzare handle on the head set I presumed may have been some sort of steering dampner in a former life.April 26, 2011 at 8:56 pm #156493Noice Mick :cheer:
Fits into this thread noicely
The redder the neck the better the bike
Bol :woohoo:April 29, 2011 at 10:09 pm #156494bol, re the topic of old bikes, i rekon the zuk is a tc 125 with high and low range. we had one up at the farm when growing up. the cousins would come up from sydney and get the purple warrier going and thrash it for a few days then it would die again , get wheeled back into the shed and stay till next time.
cheers raz.
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