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I just went in the shop, opened gob, and said "I want four of them, plus saucers"
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I also got a teapot and milk jug. And a tray.
Here you go Mike...
Ah, the Isle of Man TT. The very best motorcycling holiday in the world.Baggy Trousers wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 9:57 pm Now I'm told that this year's attempt at the record on The Island is cancelled - no ferries and no accommodation.
Good to see the Portmerion cup and saucer making its appearance Mike...
There's no question that, at least for a biker, there is a special magic which is unique to the island. I first dreamt of riding there in 1948 when reading of Reg Armstrong's exploits; it was many years before I could realise my dream. There's nowhere like it.Greg wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 10:11 pmAh, the Isle of Man TT. The very best motorcycling holiday in the world.Baggy Trousers wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 9:57 pm Now I'm told that this year's attempt at the record on The Island is cancelled - no ferries and no accommodation.
Possibly – they're brand new, but by Cheng Shin, which I'm suspecting may be as much use as a chocolate teapot in the rain. On the Bantam forum Mitas has been mentioned as very favourable. Also they're the correct 2.75 inches width not 3 inches as are the Cheng Shin. They came off fairly easily tho, at least insofar as tyres can come off easily!