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[Chris_D]

I still don't get it.
What the actual sh!t are you on about buzylar?? :lol:
You need to explain this funny-to-you-and-no-one-else witticism....

The spell checker on my pad makes up most of the stuff and some time I just can't be ars#d to correct it. Managed to switch it off on my phone. Wish I could on my pad

oooo kay. I still don't get it tho.
There's literally tumbleweed rolling accross me lawn here in Holland!
:lol:

 

[buzyg]

I still don't get it.
What the actual sh!t are you on about buzylar?? :lol:
You need to explain this funny-to-you-and-no-one-else witticism....

The spell checker on my pad makes up most of the stuff and some time I just can't be ars#d to correct it. Managed to switch it off on my phone. Wish I could on my pad

oooo kay. I still don't get it tho.
There's literally tumbleweed rolling accross me lawn here in Holland!
:lol:

It looks like a frelling wing.

 

[Zed Baron]

That would make a fine the wing man's car. :wink:

Maybe he's having a Top Gun moment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fWr6CBARMw
I still don't get it.
What the actual sh!t are you on about buzylar?? :lol:
You need to explain this funny-to-you-and-no-one-else witticism....

 

[Chris_D]

The spell checker on my pad makes up most of the stuff and some time I just can't be ars#d to correct it. Managed to switch it off on my phone. Wish I could on my pad

oooo kay. I still don't get it tho.
There's literally tumbleweed rolling accross me lawn here in Holland!
:lol:

It looks like a frelling wing.

Tumble weed literally rolling back the other way now.
A felling....feking what??

 

[patriot66]

I'm massively proud to claim to have had one of these as a nipper.
It was my favourite toy and many an hour was spent devising new and more challenging jumps for Plastic Evel to perform. Usually involving varying distances and heights jumping over the family dog. Poor Kip. :lol:
evel.jpg

My best mate at junior school Gary Davis had one of these. Think I played with it more than he did ! Great toy

 

[Nictrix]

I'm massively proud to claim to have had one of these as a nipper.
It was my favourite toy and many an hour was spent devising new and more challenging jumps for Plastic Evel to perform. Usually involving varying distances and heights jumping over the family dog. Poor Kip. :lol:
evel.jpg

My best mate at junior school Gary Davis had one of these. Think I played with it more than he did ! Great toy

I had one of those as well, I was really young at the time, possibly about 7.
Edit, just looked and it says they were made in 1975. It couldn't have been new when I got it

 

[Chris_D]

I'm massively proud to claim to have had one of these as a nipper.
It was my favourite toy and many an hour was spent devising new and more challenging jumps for Plastic Evel to perform. Usually involving varying distances and heights jumping over the family dog. Poor Kip. :lol:
evel.jpg

My best mate at junior school Gary Davis had one of these. Think I played with it more than he did ! Great toy

I had one of those as well, I was really young at the time, possibly about 7.
Edit, just looked and it says they were made in 1975. It couldn't have been new when I got it

There's nothing more dejecting as a child than receiving a second-hand Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle!
The winder-upper covered in sticky residue from half-chewed Spangles.
A wobbly back wheel from too many hard-landings / wall-landings.
Evel missing his helmet and having 'Tucky loevs Sharon McGuire' written in biro on his back and an improvised moustache on his face.
No, there's nothing worse.
:lol:

 

[Nictrix]

My best mate at junior school Gary Davis had one of these. Think I played with it more than he did ! Great toy

I had one of those as well, I was really young at the time, possibly about 7.
Edit, just looked and it says they were made in 1975. It couldn't have been new when I got it

There's nothing more dejecting as a child than receiving a second-hand Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle!
The winder-upper covered in sticky residue from half-chewed Spangles.
A wobbly back wheel from too many hard-landings / wall-landings.
Evel missing his helmet and having 'Tucky loevs Sharon McGuire' written in biro on his back and an improvised moustache on his face.
No, there's nothing worse.
:lol:

Sounds like yours was worse than mine. As far as I remember there was nothing wrong with it but my dad was never one for spending money needlessly so if this was a few years old and a bargain it would have been right up his street.

 

[Zed Baron]

My best mate at junior school Gary Davis had one of these. Think I played with it more than he did ! Great toy

I had one of those as well, I was really young at the time, possibly about 7.
Edit, just looked and it says they were made in 1975. It couldn't have been new when I got it

There's nothing more dejecting as a child than receiving a second-hand Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle!
The winder-upper covered in sticky residue from half-chewed Spangles.
A wobbly back wheel from too many hard-landings / wall-landings.
Evel missing his helmet and having 'Tucky loevs Sharon McGuire' written in biro on his back and an improvised moustache on his face.
No, there's nothing worse.
:lol:

Not getting a Raleigh Chopper was worse! thats all I wanted in life (at the time), Christmas morning arrived..... I got a BSA Beaver! (not the motorbike) no wonder I grew up bitter and twisted! I had to pedal hard to get away from all the hordes of kids on Raleigh Choppers!

 

[patriot66]

I had one of those as well, I was really young at the time, possibly about 7.
Edit, just looked and it says they were made in 1975. It couldn't have been new when I got it

There's nothing more dejecting as a child than receiving a second-hand Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle!
The winder-upper covered in sticky residue from half-chewed Spangles.
A wobbly back wheel from too many hard-landings / wall-landings.
Evel missing his helmet and having 'Tucky loevs Sharon McGuire' written in biro on his back and an improvised moustache on his face.
No, there's nothing worse.
:lol:

Not getting a Raleigh Chopper was worse! thats all I wanted in life (at the time), Christmas morning arrived..... I got a BSA Beaver! (not the motorbike) no wonder I grew up bitter and twisted! I had to pedal hard to get away from all the hordes of kids on Raleigh Choppers! DSC00004-1.jpg

 

[Chris_D]

I had one of those as well, I was really young at the time, possibly about 7.
Edit, just looked and it says they were made in 1975. It couldn't have been new when I got it

There's nothing more dejecting as a child than receiving a second-hand Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle!
The winder-upper covered in sticky residue from half-chewed Spangles.
A wobbly back wheel from too many hard-landings / wall-landings.
Evel missing his helmet and having 'Tucky loevs Sharon McGuire' written in biro on his back and an improvised moustache on his face.
No, there's nothing worse.
:lol:

Not getting a Raleigh Chopper was worse! thats all I wanted in life (at the time), Christmas morning arrived..... I got a BSA Beaver! (not the motorbike) no wonder I grew up bitter and twisted! I had to pedal hard to get away from all the hordes of kids on Raleigh Choppers! DSC00004-1.jpg

OMG, how remiss of me! The Chopper!
Had one of those too and was actually the favourite until I cracked the back of me nut open pulling a wheelie. I've never been the same since *twitch* :lol:
Evel a close second then. :roll:

 

[patriot66]

Nice Start-rites there Chris I had a Chopper, red with yellow graphics

 

[Mr Tidy]

Chris_D, you must have been trying really hard to do that!

A school-mate of mine had one of the early Orange ones and you could adjust the angle of the handlebars so they were much easier to wheelie! I've also never been the same since. :roll:

 

[Chris_D]

Nice Start-rites there Chris I had a Chopper, red with yellow graphics

Themz is Clarks finest I'll have you know! :lol:

Chris_D, you must have been trying really hard to do that!
A school-mate of mine had one of the early Orange ones and you could adjust the angle of the handlebars so they were much easier to wheelie! I've also never been the same since. :roll:

No handlebar adjustment made them any easier to wheelie.
The front to rear wheel ratio meant that if u over-cooked it you were toast at most wheelie angles!

 

[buzyg]

Flares. 8)

 

[Chris_D]

Straights Buzylar. U need eyetest!
I wasn't allowed flares until I was 8, when we emigrated to Poland for a year, where flares where just kicking in! lol

 

[Zed Baron]

There's nothing more dejecting as a child than receiving a second-hand Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle!
The winder-upper covered in sticky residue from half-chewed Spangles.
A wobbly back wheel from too many hard-landings / wall-landings.
Evel missing his helmet and having 'Tucky loevs Sharon McGuire' written in biro on his back and an improvised moustache on his face.
No, there's nothing worse.
:lol:

Not getting a Raleigh Chopper was worse! thats all I wanted in life (at the time), Christmas morning arrived..... I got a BSA Beaver! (not the motorbike) no wonder I grew up bitter and twisted! I had to pedal hard to get away from all the hordes of kids on Raleigh Choppers! DSC00004-1.jpg

OMG, how remiss of me! The Chopper!
Had one of those too and was actually the favourite until I cracked the back of me nut open pulling a wheelie. I've never been the same since *twitch* :lol:
Evel a close second then. :roll:
Chris & chopper bike.jpg

Better cracking your nut than being castrated by the gear stick! Lethal but cool 8)