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Passed my car test today

Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 4:26 pm
by gus
Hi all
Finally got around to passing my car test.Something i made a pact with my brotherinlaw never to do.
"Me,i,m a proper biker.Getting a car is selling out" :lol:
He got his when his first kid arrived.
I got mine when our kid arrived. :shock: :shock:
Thing is,i hate been in a car.
Gus

Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 4:29 pm
by andrew s
Congratulations Gus.

Andrew :roll:

Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 4:55 pm
by Paul
Well done, I guess? :thumbleft: P'raps you should have bought a Reliant Robin for your family transit duties, so you don't suffer the ignomony of having a car license :lol:

Check you new license still has the bike entitlement on it when it comes back from Swansea. Might be worth photocopying the old one before you send it off, just in case... :roll:

Cheers,

Paul

Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 7:45 pm
by winger
Well done dude,one less hassle,strangely enough my Dutch mate has never learned to drive a car,but then rideing a bicycle is an option over there :lol:

Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 8:31 pm
by Vince
Bad luck Gus :lol:

Since riding the bike more, everyday to work and back, I've grown more and more to detest driving in the car or being driven. However I can't deny that it does come in handy when transporting the wife and child about as well as other houshold items that don't fit on the back seat of the bike... Not to say the wife doesn't fit on the back, but you get my point tho :lol:

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Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2008 12:24 pm
by Andyd
:shock: well done Gus,all the best drivers are Bikers.all the best,andyd

Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 1:44 am
by Ade B
Well done Gus, I have had a car now for just over 4 years (since getting a dog...). Had the S longer :D Now on my second car as a grown up..

There'll be lots of new things to get used to like heaters, stereos and storage space.

Oh and a roof...

Its shocking how baby paraphernalia can fill half a back seat, passenger foot wells and the boot :shock:

Hope all is well with the little one.

Ade

Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 7:53 pm
by bikemad99
Congrats Gus, checked on your wellbeing with a strange lookin bloke I met on a tow path.He didn`t mention the test though. Glad to hear you and the family are doing well.

Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 9:45 pm
by gus
Thankyou all
Paul, i had plenty of MOMENTS in my mates bondbug to put me off 3 wheels for life.!No plastic pig for me. :lol:
Ade,the mini cooper is going up for sale as we need something bigger to cart all the baby gizmos and camping stuff about.Hope all is well with your new addition and that your enjoying fatherhood as much as i am.
Reg,you meet the strangest people on the canals these days.He didnt offer to sharpen your shears or read your palm did he? :lol:
Did he tell you how generous he is being bike wise?Or foolish,however you want to read into it. :wink: Hope you and gwen are well.The family are doing very well and things look to be on the up after our traumatic start to the year.
Chris,hotel for lemans and ferry booked and payed for.Just need some wheels............. :shock: :wink:
all the best
gus

Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 10:48 pm
by Ade B
Hope all is well with your new addition and that your enjoying fatherhood as much as i am.
Indeed I am enjoying it 3months in, especially as we're on a weekend away in Dorset and junior is now fast asleep. He's just started to laugh which is hilarious - you've got to be there...

The S has acquired an orange seat :shock: to replace its dead black one, courtesy of another board member and I'm looking forward to dazzling people at a brekkie run some time soon.


Ade