i miss my Rics...

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Hello Bruce,you are a brave man for wanting to cycle in London.
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The trouble with cycling in London is when you park the bike and it gets nicked.... ask Boris Johnson MP!

The golden rule is dont lean on the front door of the bus at the lights like this nutcase did on my bus outside the BBC in Manchester...I opened the doors and let him in much to the amusement of the passengers. I always wondered why cyclists wore helmets,its so you dont hurt your head on the grab rail in the doorway of a double decker bus.
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jwr2 wrote: Deal with it dude ... I am simply expressing my opinion that my world does not revolve around a piece of wood that comes out of the Rickenbacker factory ...
To me it seems like you are stuck in a groove and maybe need some help getting out of it.
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Expressing one's opinion is fine until it offends.

We have never made it a secret on this forum that we are pro-Rickenbacker. This has been, is and will continue to be the cornerstone of this Forum.

I invite those who are persistently critical of the RIC product, to the extent that it causes others grief, to express themselves on another forum.

The times they are a changing.
Life, as with music, often requires one to let go of the melody and listen to the rhythm

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admin wrote:Expressing one's opinion is fine until it offends.

We have never made it a secret on this forum that we are pro-Rickenbacker. This has been, is and will continue to be the cornerstone of this Forum.

I invite those who are persistently critical of the RIC product, to the extent that it causes others grief, to express themselves on another forum.

The times they are a changing.
THANK YOU PETER.

THANK YOU PETER.

THANK YOU PETER.

If I want to hear about RIC"s "flaws", I'll go to another forum to read about it.

ENOUGH, can we move on please? The reason I came here to begin with was that it was a RIC FORUM! IMHO, it has changed greatly since I first joined.

The negative comments have hurt this forum enough. Members are leaving, the Hall Family RARELY comes around, even the factory workers don't post anymore.

Anyway....


THANK YOU PETER....again! :mrgreen:

Bryce, you should have left them here, I could have sent you pictures during the Holidays! :twisted:
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This is meant to be constructive and is more just me thinking out loud. I like Jeff, but I've noticed a change that IMO started after he sold his '68 4001.
Could it be post-sale remorse that is rearing it's head in the form of putting down Ricks in an effort to justify the sale?

I know it would give me nightmares!


Hey Tony,

Speaking of sending Ricks somewhere:
Maybe you, Wints and Jdog should send your stuff up here before Ike pays a visit!
We don't get no stinkin' hurricanes! :twisted:
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seyesbass wrote:The golden rule is dont lean on the front door of the bus at the lights like this nutcase did on my bus outside the BBC in Manchester...I opened the doors and let him in much to the amusement of the passengers. I always wondered why cyclists wore helmets,its so you dont hurt your head on the grab rail in the doorway of a double decker bus.
:lol:
That was great! I really got a kick out of reading your post!
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bassduke49 wrote:Jeff, you may be thinking of Steven Wright, the one with the monotone, deadpan delivery. He comes up with stuff like "can you garnish the wages of a parsley farmer?"
"I spilled spot remover on my dog, now he's gone"
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teeder wrote:This is meant to be constructive and is more just me thinking out loud. I like Jeff, but I've noticed a change that IMO started after he sold his '68 4001.
Could it be post-sale remorse that is rearing it's head in the form of putting down Ricks in an effort to justify the sale?

I know it would give me nightmares!


Hey Tony,

Speaking of sending Ricks somewhere:
Maybe you, Wints and Jdog should send your stuff up here before Ike pays a visit!
We don't get no stinkin' hurricanes! :twisted:
LOL,

Thanks Kevin,

Funny, I've been getting that offer a lot as of late!

Looks like this time, they'll be coming with me, where ever we end up!

ROAD TRIP TO NOWHERE!
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Be safe!
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ajish4 wrote: If I want to hear about RIC"s "flaws", I'll go to another forum to read about it.
I prefer reading howto deal with/or fix them here.
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teeder wrote:Hey Tony,

Speaking of sending Ricks somewhere:
Maybe you, Wints and Jdog should send your stuff up here before Ike pays a visit!
We don't get no stinkin' hurricanes! :twisted:
We are experiencing the remnants of Gustov as I type. 2" of rain expected this evening/night. My lawn is most thankful.
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teeder wrote:Be safe!
+1 Come ona my house!
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berth wrote:
ajish4 wrote: If I want to hear about RIC"s "flaws", I'll go to another forum to read about it.
I prefer reading howto deal with/or fix them here.
Yeah, me too. Nothing is perfect, and I don't mind reading about problem areas or flaws, and appreciate learning about the solutions.
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Agreed John. Understanding how to make our Rickenbackers the best they can be is an intriguing discussion and is of considerable merit. As we have said so many times before, it is the manner in which the discussion is carried out that makes all the difference.
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