From the U.K. Yo!
- Thread starter JimYZ250
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Only a few months til i return to your insane terrain
No need to thank me Jim. We're practically brothers. My great Grandpappy left Yorkshire (in fairness he got the shoe for stealing wagon wheels) and set sail for the vast lands of Canada. Here he settled and passed down a great tradition - I have made a decent living swiping hubcaps and wheel sets. In fact, I have a set of 35's on EBay. Good deal but, cash only. Plus, my name is Jim as well
No need to thank me Jim. We're practically brothers. My great Grandpappy left Yorkshire (in fairness he got the shoe for stealing wagon wheels) and set sail for the vast lands of Canada. Here he settled and passed down a great tradition - I have made a decent living swiping hubcaps and wheel sets. In fact, I have a set of 35's on EBay. Good deal but, cash only. Plus, my name is Jim as well
haha brilliant
i am also half northerner to my mumma is from Hull East yorkshire
Brothers in Arms
What's the riding like in england? Is there public land to ride on?
its utter bullcrap i hate it thats why I'm coming to CA in march to get some real riding done.
The best country in the U.K. to ride which isn't to far from england is Wales, its less strict there but the real riding there is for road legal enduro bikes
Other then that England licks balls, the tracks suck to
The best country in the U.K. to ride which isn't to far from england is Wales, its less strict there but the real riding there is for road legal enduro bikes
Other then that England licks balls, the tracks suck to
If your down for some forest riding by yosemite look me up,ill show you around
