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Geez Robyn anyone would think you wanted to win the comp

robracer wrote:Geez Robyn anyone would think you wanted to win the comp

C'mon Rob who told ya that?

A British company has unveiled ENV, the world’s first purpose-built, fuel-cell motorbike ahead of any of the world’s leading automotive companies. The ENV bike is the creation of Intelligent Energy, a British energy solutions company

photomike666 wrote:A British company has unveiled ENV, the world’s first purpose-built, fuel-cell motorbike ahead of any of the world’s leading automotive companies. The ENV bike is the creation of Intelligent Energy, a British energy solutions company

We have a winner ! .. .. ..

Ty Ty Ty

Shall we try some tough questions?

1) What was the first product ever to feature a Bar Code

2) in 1928 Phil Vincent purchased the remnants of which liquidated motorcycle company to start Vincent? and how much did he pay for it?

3) Which long term KSRC member is/was a member of the Ballarat Rovers Motorcross Club?

photomike666 wrote:Ty Ty Ty

Shall we try some tough questions?

1) What was the first product ever to feature a Bar Code

2) in 1928 Phil Vincent purchased the remnants of which liquidated motorcycle company to start Vincent? and how much did he pay for it?

3) Which long term KSRC member is/was a member of the Ballarat Rovers Motorcross Club?

1. Wrigleys Juicy Fruit
2. HRD motorcycles. 1 pound??
3. Stace

dave#3 wrote:

photomike666 wrote:Ty Ty Ty

Shall we try some tough questions?

1) What was the first product ever to feature a Bar Code

2) in 1928 Phil Vincent purchased the remnants of which liquidated motorcycle company to start Vincent? and how much did he pay for it?

3) Which long term KSRC member is/was a member of the Ballarat Rovers Motorcross Club?

Perhaps not so tough...
1. Wrigleys Juicy Fruit YES
2. HRD motorcycles. Yes 1 pound?? No
3. Stace

yes

photomike666 wrote:1. Wrigleys Juicy Fruit YES
2. HRD motorcycles. Yes 1 pound?? No
3. Stace Yes

2. 500 Pounds?

Mick

£500 it was

Over to you Mick

Ok you lot, so you reckon you're good?

1. What is this piece of yesteryear? (year and model please):
2. Secondly, what is this:
A clue for #2 as it's a toughie. It lives in Victoria and has a hand-built 685cc V4 that looks like this:
A clue for both is that the names of both have something in common with things you can eat.

3. Name five differences between the 2002 and 2007 Hornets, apart from colour.


Mick

nice questions mick but not really following the guided outline for each question....

1. genereal knowledge

2. bike knowledge

3. ksrc knowledge....



looks like people will be madly googling to find the names of those bikes...

baby_ninja wrote:nice questions mick but not really following the guided outline for each question....
1. general knowledge
2. bike knowledge
3. ksrc knowledge....

looks like people will be madly googling to find the names of those bikes...

Oh ok, I didn't realise there was that much structure in it, it looked like a free-for-all to me

I'll give them to the end of the day and see if anyone has the nous.

I can always drop any number of hints...

Mick

no worries mick... didnt mean any offence by the reply

baby_ninja wrote:no worries mick... didnt mean any offence by the reply

Hey no probs, I transgressed the unwritten law (ok, so maybe it's written on Page 1).

Clues anyone?

#1 1914 + vegetable
#2 Fish
#3 Is pretty easy, just ask a Hornet rider

Mick

Carrot
Salmon
umm 600 vs 900, upside down forks?, it's a Honda, who really cares?