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Started by Monarchjock, Monday, 13 January 2020, 02:51 AM

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Monarchjock

On UK tv tonight  BBC2 8pm

A custom bike builder, formerly of the Special Boat Service,  has to design and build an off road bike for a Parachute Regiment leg amputee.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000dbc9


Tally

I saw it advertised, got it on my planner to watch later.

seth

I actually quite enjoyed it  :cheers:
only a slightly modified gsx1400
oh and a standard one too

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Bob

watched it and will watch another but nothing new to see, same old format, deadlines broken, budgets broken, paintwork wasn't what "the customer" wanted and that Superminx worth £15,000  :rofl2:

Irish in Oz

Where did the surfboard on the roof rack thing come from, and I do remember the Hillman Minx quite well.

T 24

BBC iPlayer only works in the UK :embarrassed:

Irish in Oz


Mick_J

Quote from: Irish in Oz on Monday, 13 January  2020, 06:42 PM
And you need a TV licence.

Well if the government decriminalise not have a TV licence I will not stump up for another.
Keep the rubber side down.          Mick

Irish in Oz

Quote from: T 24 on Monday, 13 January  2020, 04:24 PM
BBC iPlayer only works in the UK :embarrassed:

I used to watch BBC programs in Oz, by using a program called Expat it masked the IP address making them think you are a UK resident.

Irish in Oz

Just remembered when I was a young lad about 1969 my dad had a Super Duper Minx, it was the Humber Sceptre.

grog

Video wont work for me, UK only it says. Must be Hillmans in it im guessing. My first car, 1955 Minx, amazing car. Tell me where the starter button lives. 1974 had 2 1961 Minx, One overheated and black fellas stripped in 2 days, just shell left, we had left on road. Next one we drove forever, Did Dampier to Mt Tom Price and back in Summer. 1000 k return. Over 40 degrees. Great cars.

lawrie

I actually enjoyed it as well, no bullshit, tell it how it is sorta guy, made a pleasant change from all those yank, over-dramatizing & making big-deals out of simple stuff. 
I DO have to grow old, I DO NOT have to grow up.

Irish in Oz

What is the regulations on cutting/ modifying frames in the UK, does one need to get an engineers certificate.

Monarchjock


seth

@Irish in Oz
I'm sure you can cut the frame on a one off but not sure about the s.v.a. stuff .
This being the cnc all will be legal but not really included in the program as that would affect the flow of the show.
There's normally a disclaimer hidden in the credits .
:cheers:
only a slightly modified gsx1400
oh and a standard one too

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