Saw a moive on STARZ West with a 72 Norton with some 850 parts on it. It will be showing 2-3-11 8:00PM
2-4-11 8:30AM
2-4-11 4:00PM
PROM staring Thomas Mcdonell Reminds me of when I was considered biker scum Back in the day

Phil

PROM staring Thomas Mcdonell Reminds me of when I was considered biker scum Back in the day

This would imply that you feel you are not called that now.

Hen pecked Old Geezers that succumed to logic & reason ( her indoors ) may well have viewed that anyone other than themselves was somewhat less than perfect . Probly spat of thhe first bike they rode , and never got over it .

I guess I dont handle judgmental vary well

Phil

think I'll skip this one and watch "I bought a Vampire Motorcycle" instead.

here's a trailer for "Prom"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8f6vTxQ ... ure=fvwrel


Norton at about 44 seconds in .... then again at 56 seconds........if you make it that far ;^P


JD

What 18 year old kid owns a Norton?

Diablouph wrote:What 18 year old kid owns a Norton?

The one that lives in 1976

I barely made it through the trailer to the point that the Norton appeared. There's no way I could manage to sit through the whole movie. Must be getting old. To date myself further, I thought the title implied that it was going to be a movie about technology.

Does anyone know of a source for an attachment to hold my walker on my Norton? Must be able to withstand a 26mph wind and atleast half a g.

A walker with Hirider bars! Now we're talkin'!

Norton-Villier wrote:I guess I dont handle judgmental vary well

Phil

Just needs practise .

SNPA ©


A Taranaki woman originally jailed for life for killing her former partner by driving into another vehicle as he clung to the bonnet of her car has been sentenced to four years' jail following a retrial.

In 2009 Cyndi Marcia Fairburn, 41, was found guilty of the murder of Darin (Nardy) Maxwell, 42, and jailed for at least 10 years.

In 2007 Mr Maxwell had clung to the bonnet of Fairburn's car while she drove 13km along State Highway 3 from Inglewood toward New Plymouth and was thrown through the window of an oncoming 4WD when the two crashed head-on.

The Supreme Court last year ruled Fairburn, who denied trying to kill her former partner, should be retried.

In a decision handed down in the High Court at New Plymouth, following last year's retrial, Fairburn was sentenced to four years' jail on the lesser manslaughter charge, the Taranaki Daily News reported

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May notve been deliberate but I dont realy think it was accidental .

My daughter and I just watched that movie last night.
Seeing the bike was the only thing that got me excited.
That and when they rolled the credits at the end.