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The perfect present for a biker?

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The perfect present for a biker?

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GreyGra
In: Durham
Posts: 144
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After ten years of unoriginal thought I need to pick a present for my brothers birthday. So, if someone were to spend twenty quid on a biking present for you what would you like? Or, what have you bought that you were impressed with? Any ideas on a postcard, or here......pls. (I always got him tickets for a rally on the weekend closest to his birthday but he's away this year)

GreyGra @ 21/02/2012 22:00

Alice2
In: York
Posts: 2585
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Vouchers for a bike shop (clothes etc) ?

Hmmmm...you asked for something original, sorry

Alice2 @ 21/02/2012 22:15

missme
In: North west
Posts: 338
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I bought my brother one of these,,,,,he loved it!!!!!!!!! Is it a biker present though???? not sure....eccelent quality and very useful if he drinks bottles of beer......:-) Starr Wall Mounted B...> by wor (Kitchen & Home) Buy new: £7.35 10 new from £5.65 Get it by Thursday, Feb 23 if you order in the next 7 hours and choose express delivery. (6)

missme @ 22/02/2012 07:05

missme
In: North west
Posts: 338
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I bought my brother one of the above...he loves it ...i had one too.....great quality and very useful if he drinks bottled beer...... not expensive, original, but is it a biker present? ? get yer self one anyway

missme @ 22/02/2012 07:09

bomb doctor
In: Cheshire
Posts: 1854
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A Guardian Angel bell. Cost between £10.00 - £15.00 Legend has it that Evil Road Spirits have been latching themselves on to motorcycles for as long as there have been bikes on the road. These Evil Road Spirits are responsible for mechanical problems and bad luck along a journey. Legend goes on to say that by attaching a small bell onto your bike, the Evil Road Spirits will become trapped inside the bell where the constant ringing drives them insane, making them lose their grip until they fall to the ground. (Ever wonder where potholes come from?) Legend also has it that the mystery of the Guardian Bell carries twice as much power when it is purchased by a friend or loved one and given as a gift. Show someone how much you care. Offer them defense against the Evil Road Spirits! Give a Guardian Bell and share the Legend of Good Luck it offers to a motorcycle and its rider!<SP><SP>

bomb doctor @ 22/02/2012 11:41

GreyGra
In: Durham
Posts: 144
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Anybody read Uneasy Rider by mike carter? A mate recommended that as a possible.....

GreyGra @ 23/02/2012 14:11

clarkee
In: Stockport
Posts: 376
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Bomb Doctor, given the size of the potholes round here, some buggers riding round with "Big Ben" strapped to thier bike !!!

clarkee @ 23/02/2012 15:51

TeeCee
In: Blair Atholl
Posts: 2888
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Any biography on Steve McQueen and his machines....

TeeCee @ 23/02/2012 15:53

bomb doctor
In: Cheshire
Posts: 1854
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PMSL @ Clarkee Sure it's not your local authority letting the roads decay into a sad state and not spending our road taxes etc on their upkeep.

bomb doctor @ 23/02/2012 16:07

spaceboy4
In: stockport
Posts: 124
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Hhows about jupiters travels by ted simmons, 60 countries in 30 months it really is an excellent book a must read for any biker, theres also aa follow up dreaming of jupiter, he wont be disappointed hope this helps greygra kevkool

spaceboy4 @ 23/02/2012 18:54

thehairyone
In: Boston
Posts: 173
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I read Uneasy Rider, opened it and didn't close it until I got to the last page, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I would recommend it.

thehairyone @ 23/02/2012 21:31

GreyGra
In: Durham
Posts: 144
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Thanks all, ill head out and splash some cash.

Cheers.

G

GreyGra @ 26/02/2012 23:49

Deleted Member
In: NA
Posts: 0
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I had panniers and a paddock stand for christmas and some tools for my birthday last year :) nice girly pressies :)

Deleted Member @ 03/03/2012 15:48

Deleted Member
In: NA
Posts: 0
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Perfect present.... A biker chick :-)

Deleted Member @ 03/03/2012 21:24

hilda123
In: Melton Mowbray
Posts: 135
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A ticket to the 2nd K.I.S.S. rally x

Mandi x

hilda123 @ 04/03/2012 01:40

GreyGra
In: Durham
Posts: 144
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A pair of gloves that really are waterproof would be good, they all claim to be but never are.

GreyGra @ 04/03/2012 19:56

missme
In: North west
Posts: 338
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Have to buy origional GORTEX (no substitute like isotex etc)....100% waterproof ...

missme @ 19/03/2012 06:49

Sandi
In: Huddersfield, W
Posts: 17942
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Greygra what did you get your brother, or has he not had his birthday yet?

Sandi @ 19/03/2012 09:46

RAY82
In: london
Posts: 33
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Perfect gift :- a weekend at the nurburgring

RAY82 @ 21/03/2012 23:29

wenders
In: Never Never Land
Posts: 1217
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Hmmmmmm Perfect prezzie for a biker.....For me a Triumph Rocket, yes a real one not a diecast model, but at the moment just my little daytona fixed and running would be good!!!!!!

wenders @ 22/03/2012 17:27

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