While where at it don't come crying to me for advice when that old drum brake C5 locks up and I told you all to buy the new euro 4 ABS with the new swing arm but I forgot you newcomers think you know everything.
I know I wouldn't buy a 013 that just one year past the dread off set fork model. but you already knew that. Plus the wiring problems plus the.....again I forgot you know the answers. I've only had the 18 bikes that's all....
My opinion is-you two would just be a pair of jealous part newby who don't like to see any-one with anything. In fact either of you could be the TDB
Also when you look back in the archives if it was for my spending power - who else would have documented in this forum model by model year changes on a C5 - I doubt very much if it would be you.
Over the year I have contributed a huge amount of material to the forum on the classic 500 and I decided to put up a clip showing just the c5 's mods and not even a friggin comment
Now who wouldn't be pissed off!
If I had ask how to change a tyre I bet 10 would have replied to that one but when you look at a clip which shows 18 C5's in various years- No comment!
Why is this?
- Unfortunately, no one would want advice from someone with that sort of approach. Number of bikes does not equal subject matter knowledge and/or bike IQ,
- Drum brakes locking up indicate inadequate upkeep and/or maintenance regimes (IMHO). A number of solutions are present to ensure this does not happen. Otherwise, we would not have drum brake Enfields being bought since before most of us were even born,
- Amount of wealth, spending power and watches are irrelevant and possibly no one cares in this forum. People can buy a $10 or $10,000 watch. They both achieve the same purpose, but still can't predict the time of someone's death,
- Anyone can acquire model by model knowledge of an Enfield on the internet from various sources, not just this forum. It is readily available and to somewhat greater extent in certain aspects on some Indian domestic market bike forums,
- Other forum members have contributed more to this forum, in many cases, by using fewer posts, whilst staying humble and offering valid, constructive and positive feedback. Various members have given crucial information using their own time, effort and engineering experience, without being egotistic about it. There are a few gems here, from their posts, you could make a novel of priceless & invaluable info,
- Changing a tyre or helping someone in need with a genuine problem is much more critical to these forum members rather than looking at another video out of 1000s which are readily available,
- You couldn't even maintain a real cast-iron Bullet with right-side gear shift and you chew these new bikes like bubblegum with no grace. Obviously, either there is something amiss with one person, or the rest of this community is retarded.
BTW, not sure how this sort of "humour and attitude" is seen as positive.
To others, I try to refrain from these sorts of posts, but I apologise. The best response to this type of forum topics / posts is to not reply at all. Obviously I failed here. Nothing personal, just bashing the keyboard.
We're better than this. Cheers.