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looks like it could do with another clear coat it`s a bit "orange peely"

that`s from pulse and cocktails

tesco says you are on the naughty list

who`s a naughty boy then

that`s "the pudding and the custard nailed to the wall"

what the f..ks that ? water up the ass

only if your network signal is still blocked and you can`t view the videos

mind boggling the stresses that must be on those er er flippers think Robs bike should be ok then

looked in his garage though and all the 231 blue bikes are all up for sale on Gumtree

not guilty your honour i am pleading the 5th

this is 1/2 ltr Pearlescent Blue he had left from painting the car the motorbike,kids bike,washer,carpet

get the room up to 150deg

then water starting damaged the back, and by by to windsurfing.to think about it we were all as mad as these guys with the things we used to get upto

nice anecdote we always liked when we could (due to wife ex, kids at that time) get to south shore at Brid. this one day four of us sailed in a force 4 cross off with varying degrees of difficulty trying to get back to shore, 1 plonker put up a 6m on a long board and nearly the last i saw of...

that would look nice with a matt laquer

don`t tell me Rother Valley? was terrible for shadows, wind wasn`t constant at all

nice and slow, long strokes and plenty of lube (water on the paper you pervs)

back in the 90s i had a Fanatic Cat race board all carbon a big big skeg and a huge dagger board this linked up with a (at that time)Tushingham camber induced sail got you as close to the wind as you could get and tacking very fast, Fanatic improved the board with the Cat 2 which could rail a...

gramps all to do with angle of attack, windspeed and size of sail and friction say you had a 5mph wind a sail on the bike which harnesses the wind and the sail was 5m in area this would generate quite a large force especially if the angle of the sail was perfect to the wind and i would have...

in those side thingys the`ve hidden catterpillers (i`ll expect some flack on the catterpillers)