Who said the Exige is impractical!

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Re: Who said the Exige is impractical!

Post by scottyf » Thu May 01, 2008 3:58 pm

Penny drops... :oops:

Bet you had allll their album(s) :wink:
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Re: Who said the Exige is impractical!

Post by rossybee » Thu May 01, 2008 4:06 pm

scottyf wrote:Penny drops... :oops:

Bet you had allll their album(s) :wink:
Neh - I'm too sexy for that sh*t :wink:
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Re: Who said the Exige is impractical!

Post by GregR » Thu May 01, 2008 4:11 pm

Scott, that's one of the daftest things I've ever seen in my life!! :lol: I hope you're serious when you say you're not taking that on the road :)

I've transported manys a bike in my day... that's going to add a shedload of drag and lift the front end massively, not to mention the fact you've got hooks going in to your wheel arches! The drag from the bike will stress the straps, which will stress the wheelarches. . . I'd venture you'd be cheaper to but a £500 shed for the bikes rather than damage the clam!

other than that, top effort :thumbsup
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Re: Who said the Exige is impractical!

Post by james » Thu May 01, 2008 5:05 pm

Yeah I needed a bike rack for the Elise so I got one, I call it the Honda Accord :) Doesnt damage my clam at all ! :lol: But as bike racks go was rather expensive.

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Re: Who said the Exige is impractical!

Post by mac » Fri May 02, 2008 7:12 am

I'm guessing I shouldn't post the photo of my bike tie strapped to the caterham's cage then??????


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Re: Who said the Exige is impractical!

Post by tut » Fri May 02, 2008 7:32 am

Fantastic Pop group.

Rank right up there with the Village People and George Michael.

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Re: Who said the Exige is impractical!

Post by BiggestNizzy » Fri May 02, 2008 8:52 am

rossybee wrote:Image
I wonder which one's Fred & which one's Richard?
Richard ? is The one on the right, said Fred.

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although i think it's the other way round
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Re: Who said the Exige is impractical!

Post by rossybee » Fri May 02, 2008 12:59 pm

shooomer wrote:
rossybee wrote:Scott - I suspect most under the age of 35 may be in the same boat :D

A clue :wink:

I wonder which one's Fred & which one's Richard?

Image
don't remember them either :?
Quick!

Someone fetch an extinguisher!

Paul's pants are on fire!
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