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- Mori Man
- Blingmeister

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Re: Facebook
Yeah, a real catch 22! Used to be other drivers stopped to help but now no one wants to be involved and shrug it off with " They'll have a mobile anyway" 
Nothing worse than having an H and not being able to scratch it !
Living life on the edge, SuPposedly
Living life on the edge, SuPposedly
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Northern ANdy
- zxr400 oc member

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Re: Facebook
chances are it'll break in the spill anyway lolRobB wrote:yeah thats my only fear of not having a phone because that has happened where i came off in the middle of nowhere and had i not had my phone it was about an hours walk to the nearest house!
If you were desperate enough you could get someone to stop I think, the world isn't quite that cruel yet.
Andy


- Jamz
- zxr400 oc member

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Re: Facebook
Bikers stop.
Especially when you're on a covert job faking a breakdown!
Oh yes, you can BET that within a minute some biker with the loudest -ing end can in the history of the world will pull up offering to help!
Especially when you're on a covert job faking a breakdown!
Oh yes, you can BET that within a minute some biker with the loudest -ing end can in the history of the world will pull up offering to help!
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rene
- zxr400 oc member

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Re: Facebook
you've faked a brake down?...attention seeker 
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superman
- Full Licence rider

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Re: Facebook
Why would you fake a breakdown?
Remember speed kills, so does smoking, drinking, drugs, fast food and many more good things
- deviant
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Re: Facebook
@ RobB:
If you're out of the minimum term on your contract ring them up and tell them you want to end it. I did this in january cos I couldn't justify £240 a year line rental for the calls I make - i was just going to get a pay-as-you-go sim instead.
what i actually got was a whole year on a better tariff for £20 cos they were so desperate to keep my business. and i can still walk away from it next january and do what i intended to do this year.
If you're out of the minimum term on your contract ring them up and tell them you want to end it. I did this in january cos I couldn't justify £240 a year line rental for the calls I make - i was just going to get a pay-as-you-go sim instead.
what i actually got was a whole year on a better tariff for £20 cos they were so desperate to keep my business. and i can still walk away from it next january and do what i intended to do this year.
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Kawasaki ZXR400 L3 - shiny
Suzuki DR800 - bouncy
1978 Suzuki GS400 - PROJECT RETRO RACER!
Kawasaki GPz500S - for sale soon
Honda CG125 BR-J - in bits
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rene
- zxr400 oc member

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Re: Facebook
i need to get on a contract really im putting in a minium of £20 a month pay-as-you-go (and i get 300 free texts) genraly i try and stick to the free txts but still i can get a contract for around the same price as well as a new phone each year and i now need a new phone as mine is broked
so dosent seem that bad of deal really
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- wonderpupp
- L-plate hell

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Re: Facebook
My mobile phone is the very best thing I keep in my bike jacket. I switch it off at night, but it works as my alarm clock and puts itself back on again. I use it for camera mostly, and texting friends during work hours. He he.
I have had breakdowns in the middle of nowhere. A puncture/blowout on busy A road dual carriageway and 4 bikes passed me without stopping. I have also binned a bike into a ditch in the middle of nowhere and had no signal on my phone to call but could text for help. Also, I have been knocked off my bike and my mobile stopped the clutch lever from stabbing my in the ribs when I came off. Killed the phone though.
I feel safer knowing I have a phone with me.
I have had breakdowns in the middle of nowhere. A puncture/blowout on busy A road dual carriageway and 4 bikes passed me without stopping. I have also binned a bike into a ditch in the middle of nowhere and had no signal on my phone to call but could text for help. Also, I have been knocked off my bike and my mobile stopped the clutch lever from stabbing my in the ribs when I came off. Killed the phone though.
I feel safer knowing I have a phone with me.
- Jamz
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Re: Facebook
superman wrote:Why would you fake a breakdown?
Engine off.... park up opposite the targets house... remove a few fairing panels while scratching head and looking confused...
Great way to get in close to the target, especially if you're acting as trigger for the rest of the team to follow a specific car/person when they leave or return.
You can be there for hours without arousing suspicion, and if anyone does challenge you, all you have to do is say your mate is on his way with the spare part. a few mins faked fiddling once the job's over, and off you go!
Of course, one time I did this and then the bike really wouldn't bloody start!!! :smt013
- masterofinsanity
- Site Admin

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just deleted my bebo account! what a waste of space!masterofinsanity wrote:another crap idea to use the internet, same as WAYN & BEBO (i do have a BEBO account but never use it, only when someone trys to add themselves to my account, tend not to use MSN too much either, too much grief and i spend too much time on the internet as it is. D
Don't bother RobB. use friendsreunited if anything.
Don't forget people there is more to the zxr400 than this forum... check out www.zxrworld.co.uk also.
- RedexRobB
- Site Admin

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Re: Facebook
:smt013 shes's at it again!!

Now the thought is lovely, but im not a fashion accessory, i can text her and give her real presentsi still want you to join facebook coz i wanna show you off - and youre able to leave me litttle messages, and leave litttle gifts!!!
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f17th
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Re: Facebook
Whats all this with faking breakdowns ??
You in the SAS or something like that, saying about targets and jobs....
Sounds a bit like an Andy McNabb book
Well my bike broke down because the carbs wernt set up correctly and the engine flooded, well i had 2 different bikers stop and the people from the house that i was outside offered to phone for help and they made me a cup of coffee,
Just had to wait till my bro came with a tool kit and we sorted the problem out,
People are quite considerate if your a biker i find,
More so than if your in a car and you have broken down.
I bet you just laugh at the broken down cars on the side of the road when you fly past on your bikes or drive past them.
You in the SAS or something like that, saying about targets and jobs....
Sounds a bit like an Andy McNabb book
Well my bike broke down because the carbs wernt set up correctly and the engine flooded, well i had 2 different bikers stop and the people from the house that i was outside offered to phone for help and they made me a cup of coffee,
Just had to wait till my bro came with a tool kit and we sorted the problem out,
People are quite considerate if your a biker i find,
More so than if your in a car and you have broken down.
I bet you just laugh at the broken down cars on the side of the road when you fly past on your bikes or drive past them.
- Jamz
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Re: Facebook
Not SAS - SBS, but I get lost easily!
I'll stop for any bikes, even peds unless I REALLY have to be somewhere (and let's face it, even most workplaces won't care about you being 10 mins late as a one-off).
Cars, I don't stop for. Partly because there won't be a lot I can do for them (chances are tehy don't have a lid so I can't offer them a lift etc), and partly because... well, I just don't want to!
If I knew for sure that it was some beautiful woman in the car then I would stop any and every time, but the chances are by the time I see the driver I'm already past and gone.
Yeah, I know it's wrong! :smt097
I'll stop for any bikes, even peds unless I REALLY have to be somewhere (and let's face it, even most workplaces won't care about you being 10 mins late as a one-off).
Cars, I don't stop for. Partly because there won't be a lot I can do for them (chances are tehy don't have a lid so I can't offer them a lift etc), and partly because... well, I just don't want to!
If I knew for sure that it was some beautiful woman in the car then I would stop any and every time, but the chances are by the time I see the driver I'm already past and gone.
Yeah, I know it's wrong! :smt097
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superman
- Full Licence rider

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Re: Facebook
So thats a tip gents if you brake dowin in the car put a long blonde wig on an stand with your back to the traffic or if your on the bike put a wig under your helmet so its hangin out the back
give jamez the shock of his life.
give jamez the shock of his life.
Remember speed kills, so does smoking, drinking, drugs, fast food and many more good things
- Jamz
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Re: Facebook
superman wrote:So thats a tip gents if you brake dowin in the car put a long blonde wig on an stand with your back to the traffic or if your on the bike put a wig under your helmet so its hangin out the back![]()
give jamez the shock of his life.
Tall blondes instantly make me panic thinking it's my ex-ex-ex-ex - so that one wouldn't work!

