Pete's love story

I wouldn’t let a Triumph "trained technician " near my bike!

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Hi all, This simple inexpensive accessory works well.Keeps the heat from the sun off of the seat when parked. Cekell seat pad.


I also add a piece of terry towel between the layer,pampers my bottom.OApete.

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Heat of the sun? Where? :joy:

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My Dad called 70’s “the box seats” :coffin:

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Terry towels and Pampers? This thread will be discussing tenor for men and lengths between pee stops next. I hope the ladies on Mumsnet don’t get routed here after searching baby related things on google :rofl:

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Lengths between pee stops? Not a problem: every quiet road has a hedge or a stone dyke…

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On the contrary, let’s get them on motorcycles! :grin:

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My Grandma, even in her 90s, used to be pretty disparaging about “old people”…most of whom were decades younger than she was :rofl:.

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I know: my Mum, who lived to be almost 93, told me once when she was in her late eighties that she still felt inside that she hadn’t changed from when she was young, and I knew exactly what she meant.

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Past 100 my Grandma accepted that she was getting on a bit :laughing:. My own parents thankfully have the same attitude and live life at full tilt still :slightly_smiling_face:.

It is fair to say as we get older we think we are still young in our minds. That is until the body says otherwise lol :slightly_frowning_face:

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In my head, I’m still 19, but then I look in the mirror and there’s an old, wrinkly fart staring back at me. Note to self, buy new mirror…

Money saving tip…
Stick an old photo of yourself over the mirror. :slightly_smiling_face: :+1:

Or maybe a young photo?

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But then you’d look old. :thinking:

Just don’t look in the mirror, you can live in blissful ignorance that you are still young :grinning:

Dont use mirrors, Im bald as a coot and need reading glasses. :grinning: :smile: