Did somebody say scotch? Everybody knows I like scotch! Talisker 10 year is my everyday scotch.
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Did somebody say scotch? Everybody knows I like scotch! Talisker 10 year is my everyday scotch.
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i ride a 250r and yea we have dunes.check out the rides sections and look for silver lake sand dunes.thats just up the road from me.Originally Posted by Mr lovebucket
1985 ATC 250R.Team Red Trike
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the price of a bottle of highland park 10 year is £29 or about £85 for a 17 or 18 year old.
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yes it £34 over here think a 20 year bottle was about £100 or something
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am lookin to get my hands on one of those 250R's they are near extinct over here. i have only ever seen one on ebay!
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Love the 'Z'. I'm Scotch my self. My Great-Grandma is a full-blooded McEckrin, and our family is from the McDonald & Clan-Ronald (?), if I can remember our family history book correctly. We dodge trees here, my two Scot-bred kids. Proud to meet ya.
83' 200x (son's). 85' 200 auto-x & 85' 125m (daughters). 84' Tecate(?). 85' KXT Tecate (mine!, mine!, mine!.)+ some others but don't feel like typing them in.
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cool man its all about being able to prenounce your name, & dont forget to come over before your blood gets to thin! al show yi around. none of the crap you see on the post cards but right up the east coast your eyes will open so wide your eyes will fall out yer heed! i love going surfing up to a place called macrahanish near cambel town because it takes you through the mountains & all the sights then its just awesome big nasty surf cold windy but for some reason it fills my heart with happiness. i live in edinburgh its shite full of shops cashing in on the people like you who want to see the real scotland, i tell yi i couldnt even take you to a good kilt maker here as i wouldnt know who was for real & who was just cashin inn. am away on the 23 for a tour round wales & devon & maybe ireland takin the tri-z in the van to take on what comes up. the more out there you get the less hastle you get from like conservation folk.
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awesome Z ! the black and yellow ones are my fvorite color Z's and in my opinion one of the coolest looking trikes ever made
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I'm a Montanan, I hate hot weather. If it gets above 85 I have difficulties. 10-20 below and we're out side playin' in the snow and wind. My grandparents about 10-15 years ago were over in Scottland visting reletives. Never brought me back a kilt, like you said to expensive. This is last weekend in the Rocky Mountains south of Glacier Park. I have always lived in the cold and in the mountains, ironic my ancestors came from the highlands. Also have some Finish blood in me, I'd die if I lived in the heat.
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that is some awesome pictures right there! whats the wee guy on? it looks like a tiny 350x or something? love the pics. na heat isnt everything but i would do anything for a day at the desert with the tri-z with a bottle of iron-bru lol. its not about the kilts being expensive (which they are) its about getting a good well made one. look up your family tartan & get your seats covered in it lol. thanks for the pics.
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The white one is an 85' 200x. It's my 9 year old daughters. It's lowered 4" with the settings on shocks and rear spring on soft, it's also an auto-x. Has an 81' 200s auto-clutch motor, so she has no clutch, excellent trail rig. She just lets off on the gas and shifts down, she can stop in gear and it won't die, it's stable and handles like its on rails. Not alot of sand dunes in Montana, but we'll be going to St. Anthony in Idaho in the spring, kids will love it.
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