It's here!

Scottch

Scottch

Ninja Poopy Psycho
I guess it's the worst kept secret in the world, but, my new bike arrived today :D

Currently in the workshop having the race pipes fitted.

But there's some pictures HERE

It's been a very long wait, but it's worth it!
 
Must be the most eagerly expected arrival I suppose a bit like childbirth waiting 9 months for it and out it pops:) :rolleyes:
 
no shaft drive or panniers, what you meant to do with it?? :D :D

Have fun with it Scott, upload the photos into the photogallery if you want, I'll add a section for the bike and the do at the weekend, it'll be the first of 2008.
 
Looks stunning! Congratulations! You are going to have lots of new friends for a while!:)






Up to the point you tell them they can't have a shot!;) :)
 
That's a nice bike...let down by that goddam awful reg plate hangar!
Is that the bit of the *99 series that they kept?
 
Just had him on the phone, sounded like a kid in a sweet shop... to be honest you can't blame him can you.

Now should I bring my leathers up at the weekend ;)
 
I was right about that countdown then. You jammy bugger!
Fantastic news . I'm really pleased for you. Enjoy and make sure we all get to see and hear it this season :):):):)
 
wowweeeeeee - that is one helluva sexy bike mister :cool:

have tons of fun with it Scott. Will it be making its inaugural club run to the Railway Bistro next Thursday ;)
 
Hope you get the weather to enjoy it now Scott.

Do you want me to take that old winter hack off your hands now you need the space;) :p
 
God it looks tiny!

I've seen it now being unloaded from it's crate, so I don't need to come down at the weekend now!!! ;)

I think you should bring it up here for the Black Isle bash thingy, I want to at least get a photo of it in my drive! :)
 
Scottch said:
Thank you all for the very kind wishes, they're all very much appreciated :thumbs:[/QUOTE

@@@@in' hate you yer B@@@@@d. ;)

Hey, on a serious (but in my humble opinion no less momentous) note. I ordered my Imola kit back in 2003 but was made redundant after sourcing the donor, re-manufacturing the motor and preping it, it sat under my office desk at home for a year until I could afford to pay for the kit itself and finish the project. It was, and I know many of you will agree, well worth the wait. I think personally that I have the best bike in Scotland. I believe the extra wait I had to 'endure' makes it so much more valuable to me and I appreciate every single moment I've had with it since finishing it, whether that be standing and admiring (& I do this alot)it or giving it full gas on the roads and tracks of Scotland - full stop!!! :)

Scott, good on yer - Fergie, all good things come to those who wait.
Click to expand...
 
Crikey I see you've uploaded a few more photos.... you weren't kidding about how much carbon there is that's unseen :eek:
 
..and why is it everytime I see the D16rr I think of Admiral Akbar :confused:

ack1.jpg
 
...talk about rubbing salt into the wound....

... I didn't know DG had employed Slick Bass now and that he has lost all his hair since being chief 'fettler' to Foggy's bikes!!!! :p

He doesn't exactly look like the glamourous spannermen of the MotoGP team!!!! ;)

...bit smokey mate, I'd have the valve guides looked at!!! ;)
 
ProjectImola004 said:
...talk about rubbing salt into the wound....

... I didn't know DG had employed Slick Bass now and that he has lost all his hair since being chief 'fettler' to Foggy's bikes!!!! :p

He doesn't exactly look like the glamourous spannermen of the MotoGP team!!!! ;)

...bit smokey mate, I'd have the valve guides looked at!!! ;)
Click to expand...

tw*t :p
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom