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andyd wrote:Hi Neil,
No I think the 4 Choppers will Suffice They help keep me away from Classic Cars

Andy

Nice new toy, (again ) beats a train set any day. Just for you to know what the kids of today will be collecting in 40 years time , saw this on holiday this year. Apparently they're called Bagger's they're a bit like a reverse chopper with a big 30" ! Wheel up front & a17" enclosed wheel at rear & are popular right now. Just got to wait for Raleigh to build a pedal version and a whole new collecting phase has begun

Hi Rob,
That's Phat....??

sheff wrote:Raleigh Grifter???

I was thinking more Raleigh Burner!

Freelanderfan wrote:they're a bit like a reverse chopper with a big 30" ! Wheel up front & a17" enclosed wheel at rear & are popular right now.

What the heck is that thing?

Andrew.

Andrew 2.8i wrote:
What the heck is that thing?

Andrew.

Exactly what I was thinking when I heard it coming, check out 'bagger motorcycle' on google, there's loads of them about. Not coming to a UK high street any time soon

Freelanderfan wrote: Not coming to a UK high street any time soon

Hi Rob,
Hopefully not....
I have researched it a bit now. The way I understand it, it's just an extreme customisation of a touring motorbike.
I suppose they might look cool with a helmetless rider cruising down Sunset Boulevard. It wouldn't be quite as cool cruising around the centre of Newport in the rain.....

Andrew.

My Grandson is going to love these He's only 10 months old so I will have plenty of time with them

LMAO
http://www.atomiczombie.com/plans/overk ... er%206.jpg

Andy, you have a serious problem

Freelanderfan wrote:Andy, you have a serious problem

Chopoholic Andy

sheff wrote:

Freelanderfan wrote:Andy, you have a serious problem

Chopoholic Andy

I may book in to see a Councillor

That Chippy is great and the Trike is smaller than you think....

Freelanderfan wrote:Andy, you have a serious problem

Yes the Bedroom is too small

Hi Andy,
The Chippy is in amazing condition for a kid's bike.
The trike looks a lttle neglected. Will you be keeping it original or will it be taken off the road for a full restoration?

Andrew.

Andrew 2.8i wrote:Hi Andy,

The trike looks a lttle neglected. Will you be keeping it original or will it be taken off the road for a full restoration?

Andrew.

Hi Andrew,
Keeping it Original

Mr Patina

This may have been mentioned Andy, I don't know, but there was a guy recently who I saw on the news, who did the Tour De France on a Chopper. Actually he used two. They were standard apart from the seat height and saddle. That's some distance!

pbar wrote:This may have been mentioned Andy, I don't know, but there was a guy recently who I saw on the news, who did the Tour De France on a Chopper. Actually he used two. They were standard apart from the seat height and saddle. That's some distance!

Mk3 Chopper, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-me ... e-33747829 Rather him than me

Hi Andy,
Lucky you don't ride yours, you don't want to suffer some of those "serious chafing issues". Ouch!

Andrew.

Andrew 2.8i wrote:Hi Andy,
Lucky you don't ride yours, you don't want to suffer some of those "serious chafing issues". Ouch!

Andrew.

TBH the 'Alternative' Seat doesn't look to clever either

Had to be done 26580 miles from new, 3 previous owners, Dry Stored from 1992 until July 2015.
Recommisioned and MOT August 2015, 95% Original





29 Years Old Tomorrow 12th August

Hi Andy,
Very nice indeed, it's totally immaculate. Nice one.
You're a man who's full of surprises!
With a bit of luck I'll get to see it at the Nationals next year, perhaps?

All the best,
Andrew.