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07-11-2007
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On 2007-07-11 09:27, russd01 wrote:
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On 2007-07-11 09:08, Motley wrote:
Most Yanks couldn't find Canada on a map, that's why we haven't become the 51st state..........yet.
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That has nothing to do with it. Most yanks cant find Iowa either.
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07-11-2007
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Quote:
On 2007-07-11 09:27, russd01 wrote:
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On 2007-07-11 09:08, Motley wrote:
Most Yanks couldn't find Canada on a map, that's why we haven't become the 51st state..........yet.
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That has nothing to do with it. Most yanks cant find Iowa either.
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WHAT????? We have a state called Iowa? :razz:
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07-11-2007
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It is probably equipped with special carburetors what will allow it to run on Canadian beer. :chug:
(OK not really...only diff is the speedo.)
FF
PS...RCMP ride Harleys and Horses :hihi:
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Whew...............I was worried they were waisting good beer :chug:
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07-11-2007
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If it could run on Canadian Beer you wouldn't need nitrous!
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07-11-2007
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It is normal BUT your bike may disappear for short periods (1 to 2 weeks) between November and February. Don't be alarmed. It will be vacationing in Mexico.
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07-11-2007
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Doesn't the rock band "Rush" hail from Iowa?
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07-12-2007
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On 2007-07-11 20:33, Scrambler900 wrote:
Doesn't the rock band "Rush" hail from Iowa?
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And there is how they named the band they were in such a RUSH to get out of Iowa
BTW does the Canadian model have a special holder for Poptarts toaster pastries and an optional toaster shelf by the exhaust? |
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07-12-2007
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Canadian models have black handlebars too - wrapped in hockey tape. That's "hOckey," not "hAckey."
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07-12-2007
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As a matter of fact, just behind the cylinders on the gearbox is an excellent place to reheat left over pizza and pop tarts. Short 20min. ride,....enjoy!
Wrap the pizza or pop tart in foil carefully. Gooey filling or cheese and pizza grease are a real pain to remove.
Beware of Canadian models with a buildup of grease and cheese as this shows evidence of neglect.
[ This message was edited by: Jimi_X on 2007-07-12 08:28 ]
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07-13-2007
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#20 (permalink)
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On 2007-07-10 15:30, dave1068 wrote:
I recently bought a 2001 Bonne and noticed the speedo was in kilometers and was told its a canadian triumph.
Does anyone know about them...
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You can do the ton a LOT easier on a Canadian Bonnie! :-D
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