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Posted by vinceconnare in
11 Sep 2006 — 4:23am
11 Sep 2006 — 4:23am
Vincent Connare - Ducati Monster S2R
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Joe Pemberton - Ducati Multistrada 620
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Clive Bruton - Honda Pan European
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Jean Francois Porchez - Lambretta old school
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11 Sep 2006 — 4:25am
City boys get around faster!
and so do little guys!
Come on boys and girls what 2 wheels typo are riding?
No cars! or Buses! or trains! They are slow not Fast type!
11 Sep 2006 — 11:14am
Ducati Multistrada: 53 MPG
Honda Civic Hybrid: 42 MPG
Did you finally get the Monster? Did you trade in your Vespa?
You can add Rich Roat (House Ind) who also rides a Ducati Multistrada (Silver). And there's veryscary (from Veer). What other lurking Typophiles get around on two wheels?
Here's my bike on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/joepemberton/tags/multistrada/
11 Sep 2006 — 12:08pm
Vespa sold, Yamaha sold. Monster yes, that's a picture of my Monster.
my moto history:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/93279914@N00/sets/1771514/
11 Sep 2006 — 2:03pm
I used to have a Yamaha Fazer (V-Max's little brother)
in college. It got stolen. I had a Peugeot scooter then a
Honda-80 back in Beirut. The latter got stolen. Twice.
hhp
11 Sep 2006 — 2:49pm
OK guys, here is my speed burner:
ChrisL
11 Sep 2006 — 11:26pm
cool two wheel naked streetfighter, what are those red things? the emergency engine stopper or turn indications?
11 Sep 2006 — 11:52pm
'85 BMW R65
This is the photo of it as it was unloaded off the truck onto my driveway, it has since undergone complete disassembly and overhaul with new black paint job. No pics on my laptop though.
11 Sep 2006 — 11:58pm
Here's mine
And it's fast ;-)
12 Sep 2006 — 4:45am
"what are those red things? the emergency engine stopper or turn indications?"
Those are the hyperspeed thrusters dude! "We need morrre powerrr Captain!"
ChrisL
12 Sep 2006 — 4:47am
Yours looks wicked Milli!
ChrisL
15 Sep 2006 — 6:30am
Fast type, Slow type Conference
16-18 October 2006
The Custard Factory, Birmingham, UK
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The price of a ticket includes:
. 28 lectures
. over 20 exhibitions
. letterpress workshops
. calligraphy sessions
. guilding workshops
. stone carving opportunities
. a lesson in FF PicLig visual language
. private viewing of the Plus international design expo
. two parties
and a limited edition booklet to commemorate the occasion.
Come to the conference and :
. Take a walking tour of Baskerville's Birmingham
. Have your 'Hands on Baskerville'
. View the Baskerville exhibition at the Central Reference
. Library
. Listen to Jenny Uglow talk about 'Bewick and Bothersome
Printers'
. Book a seat for 'Pravda' at the Repertory Theatre
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