I'm a happy, happy boy., Finally got the toy I wanted! Options

[Josh_Suspect]

And no, it's not the fleshlight, it's better.

Since windows vista won't let me insert hotlinks, you'll just have to cut and paste this link to see it. If someone could post one of the pics, that'd be great.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...em=150164887190

[Ms. JJ Millie]

You bastard! That's awesome!

me and mr. mushman saw some flattrack racing this past weekend, one of the bikes was an enfield.

This post has been edited by Ms. JJ Millie: Oct 1 2007, 10:13 AM

[Ron's Brother]

And no, it's not the fleshlight, it's better.


. If someone could post one of the pics, that'd be great.

there you go..... why did you want that?






































or really






This post has been edited by Ron's Brother: Oct 1 2007, 10:13 AM

[Josh_Suspect]

Wait, ,maybe this will work:

[Josh_Suspect]

[quote name='Ron's Brother' date='Oct 1 2007, 11:12 AM' post='3092607']

there you go..... why did you want that?


Oh shit, no-one's supposed to know about my doll obsession. .

[Ms. JJ Millie]

this commercial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dswq6KEd4Zw

[Josh_Suspect]

You bastard! That's awesome!

me and mr. mushman saw some flattrack racing this past weekend, one of the bikes was an enfield.

It's the same bike as I have in India, I've been waiting for the right one at the right price, and it finally came.

Trouble is, I need to try to keep two now, or I'll cry if I have to sell my current ride:

[Ms. JJ Millie]

the enfield is such a little fatty, it looks really fun to ride.
where the hell is shokan, NY?
also
2,199 seems awfully cheap for that bike. lucky!

[Harvey Mushman]

Hmmm....tell me more about that current ride of your's.
Oh!
And congrats on the Enfield.

[Josh_Suspect]

Hmmm....tell me more about that current ride of your's.
Oh!
And congrats on the Enfield.

Current ride is a 1974 yamaha dt360 that someone on the NB turned me on to. (tom from out of town?) Bought it last year, worked out the bugs this summer, and I've been tooling around on it since. 2-stroke single cylinder, 0-45 in about 3 seconds, fucking fast, and loud. Starts on the first kick usually. I love it, but I'm an enfield man, so I just hope I can swing two bikes.

[Ms. JJ Millie]

oh mushman...so transluscent...

[Josh_Suspect]

ps, the pic I posted is not the actual bike, but it's exactly the same as that w/o the taillight cage.

[Josh_Suspect]

I'll try to post a pic of my actual DT--It was actually Dan from providence's friend who sold it to me last year--I get those two providence guys mixed up somehow.

[Dan from providence]

yes
That DT360 was the pride and joy of LEGENDARY BASSIST Sean B...of WATERDOG.

The capital letters make it seem more important.

And, since Sean worked for Dance Hall Crashers later on, and was around Gwen Stafani on tour, if you owned that bike you'd be only 2 degrees away from her.

[Quill]

Ya know, a fleshlight and some duct tape would make it the best of all worlds.

[Dan from providence]

I do love the stealth aspect of the fleshlight.

Leave it lying around while family and friends visit! They'll never be the wiser!

[Josh_Suspect]

I do love the stealth aspect of the fleshlight.

Leave it lying around while family and friends visit! They'll never be the wiser!

That is, of course, until the power goes out in the christmas snowstorm and mom reaches for what she thought was a flash-light and tries to turn it on. . .

[Quill]

That is, of course, until the power goes out in the christmas snowstorm and mom reaches for what she thought was a flash-light and tries to turn it on. . .

Even then, it's not as awkward as a deak hooker under the christmas tree.

[Josh_Suspect]

yes
That DT360 was the pride and joy of LEGENDARY BASSIST Sean B...of WATERDOG.

The capital letters make it seem more important.

And, since Sean worked for Dance Hall Crashers later on, and was around Gwen Stafani on tour, if you owned that bike you'd be only 2 degrees away from her.

And he's a heckuva nice guy as well. Dan, if you see him, let him know that his baby is doing fine, I put on a new chain, speedo, and fixed the electrical glitches, all registered insured and passed inspection, and I ride her pretty much daily. People stop in the street to gawk at the bike.
Once in mission hill, a cop motioned me over, and I thought oh jeez, he's going to make sure I'm registered, but instead he says, "Wow, that's a cool bike, I always wanted one of those!" and that led to a 10 minute conversation.

[Josh_Suspect]

Even then, it's not as awkward as a deak hooker under the christmas tree.

Gift wrapped?

[Dan from providence]

And he's a heckuva nice guy as well. Dan, if you see him, let him know that his baby is doing fine, I put on a new chain, speedo, and fixed the electrical glitches, all registered insured and passed inspection, and I ride her pretty much daily. People stop in the street to gawk at the bike.
Once in mission hill, a cop motioned me over, and I thought oh jeez, he's going to make sure I'm registered, but instead he says, "Wow, that's a cool bike, I always wanted one of those!" and that led to a 10 minute conversation.

Will do. My dad actually had a 68-70 (dunno the exact year) Yamaha DT-1 aka DT250 way back when...when everyone else was either riding unreliable bultacos/maicos etc or heavy 4 stroke hondas. This predates my birth.

Does the big DT ping when it gets hot? I forget...does it have reed valves? Can't remember when they got those...

[Josh_Suspect]

Will do. My dad actually had a 68-70 (dunno the exact year) Yamaha DT-1 aka DT250 way back when...when everyone else was either riding unreliable bultacos/maicos etc or heavy 4 stroke hondas. This predates my birth.

Does the big DT ping when it gets hot? I forget...does it have reed valves? Can't remember when they got those...

Makes a little noise when it gets hot, but no problems with power. I don't even know what kind of valves or ports it has--could look it up in the book, though. Best of all, it idles well, that's pretty rare for a two stroke.
It's the best city bike ever, but not really a distance cruiser. Ride for a few hours and it takes it out of you.

[tom from out of town]

If you can afford it, keep the DT360 also. The Bullet is a swell bike but it's still a 60 year British design with a creamy topping of Indian quality control. It's nice to have one bike to ride while the other is getting worked on.

[Josh_Suspect]

If you can afford it, keep the DT360 also. The Bullet is a swell bike but it's still a 60 year British design with a creamy topping of Indian quality control. It's nice to have one bike to ride while the other is getting worked on.

Ah yes, I know the bullet well, rode 6k miles on one in India last year. Actually pretty dependable if you keep a close eye and ear on it. Really simple to work on as well.