Something to make your mouth water.

John Cone

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One of the British Army's vehicle storage facilities at Chilwell Nottinghamshire.
 

Simon Dinsdale

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You would have thought been the army that the bikes would have been parked in registration order.
 

nkt267

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All with a Middlesex (Reading) registration. Well at least the ones i can make out.
 

vibrac

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Try as I may a side valve Norton or BSA (or many) causes no juices to flow....

Old in my books is not always synonymous with good, however reliable they may have been
 

greg brillus

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Those two blokes there have to pump up all the tires before they knock off for the day too....................;)
 

John Cone

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When i got posted out to Germany in 76, i arrived by motorcycle. Before i had a chance to put my bags down my new boss said i have a job for you, come with me. In a garage stood 12 New BSA M20's, he said as you're the only motorcyclist out of 250 drivers you job will be to put 50 miles on each of the speedo's each month so we can keep them on the units strength. So whenever i hadn't been tasked with other duties, i spent many a happy hour touring the countryside at HM pleasure. One day a guy knocked me off while on camp, the damage to the bike was very superficial and easily repairable but they said it was worth it and lifted up and dropped it into a skip, it made me cry.
 

Bill Thomas

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When I was young, I had a lot of Fun with the Company Float, M20 + a board and a third wheel, For picking up broken bikes.
Keeping that third wheel down did not always work !, In the ice and snow, It was the best. Cheers Bill.
 
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