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Supreme Being
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Would be nice to see comments and stuff from the past out of Bike BD. Start with all the Ogri stories! LOL
Don't slide unless you mean too.Be sure, ride safe and enjoy 
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Supreme Being
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Well, if we're voting, I'd find it interesting...
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Supreme Being
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| I'm a fan of all that old school stuff, so go right ahead monsieur, Any advertising slogans worth a sneer with regard to the massively popular at the time Pirelli Phantoms which I have to vote as the most rubbish tyre of their day, I know so many people who raved about them at the time, I had some on an old gessie thou once, hells teeth! they were virtually brand new, but they had to go, replaced with some Metzeler me33 and 99, handled like a proper bike again. There must be some Phantom marketing bullshit in those tomes somewhere!
Sideways through time
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Supreme Being
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| OK chaps, I'll have a try when I get a minute - probably posted under Classics, or something. Actually, Hoov, it's the adverts that are often the funniest of the lot. I noticed some things straight away, like phone numbers beginning with '0' rather than '01'. But I had been reading ages before I realised what was really missing - no web addresses! For further info on a product advertised, you had to "phone Steve", or even write to them with an SAE!
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