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Named my CB1100
#1
I ain't never named a bike before, but this'n is just too dern good to pass up.

It's "Cap'n Kidd"
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#2
I'm leaning towards BRUCE.
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#3
(04-06-2014, 12:03 PM)enzo_imp Wrote: I'm leaning towards BRUCE.
ROFL
WARNING: Enzo's post contains traces of Aussie humour.
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#4
Yeah it must be Aussie humour I had a little chuckle.
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(04-06-2014, 12:03 PM)enzo_imp Wrote: I'm leaning towards BRUCE.
"William" isn't bad either.
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#6
Gee I would have thought "Red Mist" was a no- brainer

I have only named 1 bike. My ST 1300. I call it STArship for a couple reasons. 1 it will transport you across huge gaps of real estate comfortably at Warp Speed. Secondly it's all black. On a tour I went thru an intersection where they were painting stop bars and got tiny white specs of paint all over the bike, I mean everywhere, that I didn't see until I stopped that night. It now looks like a galaxy. Then I cut out and added an x- wing fighter from Start Wars and added it to the nose of the fairing. Looks like its flying thru a star filled night lol. It's also reflective so at night the X wing fighter glows when light hits it adding a measure of safety.

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(04-06-2014, 01:26 PM)Pterodactyl_imp Wrote:
(04-06-2014, 12:03 PM)enzo_imp Wrote: I'm leaning towards BRUCE.
ROFL
WARNING: Enzo's post contains traces of Aussie humour.
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WARNING: Enzo's post contains traces of Aussie humour. Congratulations Pterodactyl. You've done what many have previously tried but failed to do and claim the Monty Python phenomenon for Australia.

Perhaps you could now recite the first rule of the faculty! :-)
(04-06-2014, 11:28 AM)Red Mist_imp Wrote: I ain't never named a bike before, but this'n is just too dern good to pass up.

It's "Cap'n Kidd"

I'm slightly hurt. I asked you on another thread a couple a days ago whether Cap'n Kidd was the name of your bike.

Does it spend a fair bit of time trying to buck you off? Smile
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(04-06-2014, 03:29 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote:
(04-06-2014, 01:26 PM)Pterodactyl_imp Wrote:
(04-06-2014, 12:03 PM)enzo_imp Wrote: I'm leaning towards BRUCE.
ROFL
WARNING: Enzo's post contains traces of Aussie humour.
ROFL
WARNING: Enzo's post contains traces of Aussie humour. Congratulations Pterodactyl. You've done what many have previously tried but failed to do and claim the Monty Python phenomenon for Australia.

Perhaps you could now recite the first rule of the faculty! :-)
(04-06-2014, 11:28 AM)Red Mist_imp Wrote: I ain't never named a bike before, but this'n is just too dern good to pass up.

It's "Cap'n Kidd"

I'm slightly hurt. I asked you on another thread a couple a days ago whether Cap'n Kidd was the name of your bike.

Does it spend a fair bit of time trying to buck you off? Smile
ROFL
WARNING: Enzo's post contains traces of Aussie humour. Congratulations Pterodactyl. You've done what many have previously tried but failed to do and claim the Monty Python phenomenon for Australia.
To save confusion we will call you .............

Perhaps you could now recite the first rule of the faculty! :-) Rule number 1 - No "not sure of the politically correct term here"
(04-06-2014, 11:28 AM)Red Mist_imp Wrote: I ain't never named a bike before, but this'n is just too dern good to pass up.

It's "Cap'n Kidd"

I'm slightly hurt. I asked you on another thread a couple a days ago whether Cap'n Kidd was the name of your bike.

Does it spend a fair bit of time trying to buck you off? Smile
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#9
G'day Cormanus,

Bruce, we all know the rules. Bit non-PC for 2013 Angel.

Back to topic:

My CB is named "Last Blast". And I fear it may well be so. Huh


Cheers
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#10
My kid named mine Hal 9000 because the red paint reminds him of Hal's "eye" in 2001 A.S.O.
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