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It has been wholly by chance that I discovered this page having unsuccessfully sought to engage with the WAD/WD forum. I was quite unaware that the site had closed, although not really surprised - it has been poorly supported in recent years.

I think this a sad loss, particularly when considering ...

Philip - do you still have the Goldie?


Hi Baggo, I've never had a Goldie, you might be thinking of Steve S, although I don't know if he still has it.


I could have sworn you had a Goldie in trials/scrambles trim. But I could be wrong - I often am these days. Something to do with advancing ...

Sad day as I've sold my BMW R1200R.

I had not ridden it since covid struck, and my left hand was no longer strong enough to operate the clutch lever for more than short periods.

To be honest, I should have sold it a few years ago, but thats life.

Still got the TriBsa scrambler, but thats in a ...

And there's a 50s power pak tucked away in the garage, small world !

Probably best place for it!

Mine was stuck on the back of a full-frame Hercules with 28" wheels fitted with a Sturmey Archer 3-speed hub and integral drum brake. Being of challenged stature, I had wooden blocks fitted to the ...

Great pics, Dave.

My 1957 Power Pak had an alloy ribbed drum which usually provided drive in the dry but slipped hopelessly in the wet - most of the clip-ons did. But it did have a very necessary aerodynamically-shaped fuel tank! The Solex device looks as if it might be more efficient but likely to ...

Now then Baggo, this is partly off topic, so I hope no one complains. :wink:

Firstly, Bridge Street Motorcycles are still in Witham, and still trading.

Secondly, are you sure about KeilKraft being made in Witham ? I ask because in Wickford, where I lived for many years, there was a KeilKraft ...

Philip - this has nothing to do with bikes but having just completed a history of Avantic amplifiers (and the associated Bal-AMi juke boxes), I was wondering if you still have a connection with Witham :?:


Not a connection as such, but it's approx 21 miles from where I live.

I go near Witham ...

Philip - this has nothing to do with bikes but having just completed a history of Avantic amplifiers (and the associated Bal-AMi juke boxes), I was wondering if you still have a connection with Witham

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PS Discovered the subtitles don't work well with Corelli oboe concerti.
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Oh dear Baggo. :(

Does your computer have a headphone socket ? I find headphones essential to get any sort of sound quality out of a PC or laptop.
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The Corelli bit was a joke Philip. Admittedly not ...

Baggy Trousers wrote: Wed Nov 01, 2023 3:18 pm

pre65 wrote: Tue Oct 31, 2023 5:17 pm See post #1414 (above your post) where Mike highlighted the relevant area.

Gotcha. Ta muchly.

PS Discovered the subtitles don't work well with Corelli oboe concerti.

pre65 wrote: Tue Oct 31, 2023 5:17 pm See post #1414 (above your post) where Mike highlighted the relevant area.

Gotcha. Ta muchly.

Baggo, did you realise that one can make YouTube videos show text on the screen, so even without sound you can see what is being spoken ?


No, Philip, I didn't.

To an old fart like me, most of the cyberverse remains a mystery. I thought that I managed remarkably well to download/upload/sideload ...

My defective computer has never made any sound, so I’m not privy to what Sammy Miller is saying in the video but I imagine he is discussing Burt McCollum single sleeve valves and the Sunbeam rotary valve engines. Both are of technical interest. Myself and Sammy, only a few years older than me, are ...

Thanks Philip.

At the end of this clip is a YouTube thingy for a Nimbus sand racer. The interviewee here is my chum Bo Nielsen (who owns the green bike in your clip) and this gives an excellent oversight of the aspects of the Nimbus which make it such an interesting machine. Bo is keen on sand ...

Paul Barker wrote: Sun Sep 17, 2023 7:42 am I wish someone would taalk and show pictures about their motorbike..

I would if the system accepted my photos. Claims they are too big or sumfink.