Tuesday, 7 February 2012

THE PHIL MATHER FILES.

No better place to start than Jack Nuttall's Old Blu'.




Bugger, what did i do ?

7 comments:

  1. that reversed head bike you did was one of my favourite british bikes...
    but now, on reflection, you are an animal.

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  2. Very cool... in both incarnations.

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  3. It's heresy, but I love your incarnation far more. Mainly because it didn't have a huge brown seat.

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  4. Nicest bike ever built. Ever. Ever ever.

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  5. I'll have you know that's nothing like a huge brown seat! If you rummage through photos from the era you'll see just what I mean - some folk should never have been let loose with their mum's sewing machine, a block of sponge rubber and fifteen yards of brown leatherette. In any case, Mrs Nuttall liked to ride pillion, so I'll hear no more about it!

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  6. I discovered this blog earlier today and rather than working, I spent my 9hr shift going back through the old entries. It's bloody ace! Well written, amusing and occasionally instructive. Well, to those of us who don't know one end of a cylinder to the other at least!

    Keep up the good work! Some stunning pics of lovely bikes that put my two horrid rust-heaps to shame!

    *Goes off to find the 'subscribe' button*

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  7. Rensh. Hopefully not a squirrel.
    Guy. Very true.
    Blue. Ta, so do i.
    Charlie. You mean mine of course.
    Phil. Unfortunately it is a huge brown seat.
    Filmplop. Thanks very much, is there really 9 hours worth ? "Occasionally instructive" need to put a stop to that.

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