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Yep. Alcohol literally talking

Yep so many gigs these days ruined by rude loud drunk people.

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Cheb Mami is such a dynamic vocalist, but it would be virtually impossible for him to tour just for one song. His collaboration with Zucchero was fabulous also, well worth checking out.

The Grifter was an upside down Chopper 😂

Ah but had you looked after it, today you would sell it for £1,000 within a few hours.

@@hughesevents it was my cousin's and it fell apart. They were notorious for not working well because of the design.

@@hughesevents ' The "iconic design" was fundamentally wrong. There was too little weight on the front wheel so at speeds above walking pace there was a danger of sudden catastrophic speed wobble. The rider would then be thrown from the bike as the fork oscillated out of control. This was known at the time, and reported in the press.'

No, it was a spoke protector, plain and simple.

You could say the same for Peugeot or even Nissan. There’s no right or wrong, only an appreciation of the bikes and history of a once great company.

@@hughesevents no, you couldn't. Raleigh is a person's name, an English person's name. It's the English language. It's not "Rally" it's Raleigh (Rah-lee). It's not French, nor is it Japanese.

@@charleymount582 I think you will find Raleigh is named after the street In Nottingham where the original Bowden cycles was located. Peugeot is the surname of the founder of the motor company.

@@hughesevents who do you think the street is named after? Catalogue descriptionSir Walter Raleigh, Raleigh Street This record is held by Nottinghamshire Archives Reference:C/PS/B/53/28/1-3Description: Sir Walter Raleigh, Raleigh Street

Very true, we never really knew just how brilliant the Schwinn's really were.

With the new mk4 available in Fizzy Lemon and Space Blue. Anyone who wants a brand new mint Chopper can have one for a grand. That's still a huge amount of money but still affordable for most enthusiasts. Your own valuation is , to put it politely... Excessive.

@@hughesevents mines unused unrestored since 76 & a show winner hence the 10k 🏆

KJV Ch13 Verse 12, oh it’s not fake, it’s also used in the law of acquisition.

@@hughesevents How is that verse an economics principle? Law of A is so generic that it's meaningless. It's like "do unto others." I mean there's meaning but it's obvious and not really a "deep thought" to pay $50 a ticket for.

​@@AndrewTate2Prison Of course it's generic, naturally it was taken as a metaphor. The whole point of the clip, is that you never see Jordan Peterson and Kermit in the same room!

@@AndrewTate2Prison rekt

@@KazumiSarahy if having 0 content is "rekt" then I don't want to know what "winning" is.

All depends on whether you are bothered by what others think really. Most of us are now in our late 50's / 60's and to be honest, we don't give a damm what anyone thinks.

This might be the best comment I’ve ever seen.

OK that's enough ADHD medication for you...

Brilliant!

Silly old fool,grow up 😆

Hope you are keeping well Scott.

@@hughesevents I'm terrific man, I'm a teacher in a high school now.

@@ScottFichter you are a born teacher Scott, your enthusiasm and sheer dedication… your students are lucky to have you.

My daughter has a Schwinn Krate

They`re slow as hell lolol

Buddy Mack you should sell it

Just saying,make some $$$

You know, I'm not opposed to the idea of selling my Chopper to let someone else enjoy it, since it's just sitting in protected indoor storage at my father's house. (I have a large old Lego collection - still in original boxes with instructions - that falls in the same it's-probably-time-to-let-it-go category.) Anyway, my Chopper is a complete bike and is fully assembled. It is in original condition, except for the tires and handlebars, and would make a good basis for an easy restoration. Finding the time to locate the right forum, then a proper buyer and thus a fair (for both sides) price for this good bike... that would be the challenge.

Buddy Mack mate. Do you still have the bike? I’m looking for a project, I’m not trade but some5hing I can make “like new” and keep. Let me know and I’ll send you my details. KR. Franco

It’s Spencer same

Steve o i know rriigghhtt EDIT:It's annoying

Yep I am one of those guys. I saw a kid riding a red chopper . It bought back memories for me because I used to have one back in 77/78 plus. I was taken back with surprise of it's size and couldn't believe how small it is compared to my size now. I have fond memories of my adventures on the good old chopper back in the summer's of the 70s and early 80s 😍

@@jakcarn4184 yeah mine is a 78 chopper which is also red I've thought of selling it a few times but I know I wont get what I want for it theres tonnes of restored or good nick ones that dont make £700 shame to be honest

Yeah, same happens to me on my 1982 MK1 Tuff Burner. I wasn't around in the 70's but saw the leftovers in the 80's. The Burner was the Chopper of the 80's and everyone loves it. Everyone my age knows what it is and they always turn their heads when I'm riding. Nudging their mates and pointing then smiling, Stopping me and asking the usual questions like is it original and what year is it etc... Some have come up and undressed it with their eyes and offered to buy it on the spot, others have said it should be hung up on a wall. Even young and teenage kids stare at it and think it's beautiful So I can imagine what it's like for you guys. It does get annoying after a while. I just want to ride the bike I could never afford as a kid. It's not a museum piece to me, it's just the bike I've always dreamed to have. The people who look and smile are the best ones, they just walk by and don't harass me. they just walk, nod and smile. That's good enough for me.