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That's got to be a joke, even back then that abortion would get laughed at.

That last one looks like a joke birthday cake.

I think you're under estimating the amount of drugs we were all taking back then.

I recommend one of these, preferably one that isn't a Nazi sympathiser.

Mental! I just couldn't ride a bike on public roads, too many f*ckwits that can end your life, although I saw an interview with one of the TT front runners and he said he doesn't even have a bike licence, I guess 200+ on the IOM is f*ck all to him, but riding in traffic is just too dangerous.

Car saved their lives that thing can f*cking handle, needs a better driver though.

Yeah I heard that, plus it means they have one less bike to setup, the maddest thing I learnt from the TT coverage this year is the bikes have anti-whellie traction control, didn't knows bikes had that at all, I thought you just had your wrist and if you flipped over backwards it was your own fault.

You're right I just looked it up £40k, batsh*t thing to ride! So are the road versions supercharged too, or was that just the TT one?

Really? Because the piece on the TT coverage said it was an engineering exercise to show what's possible and it won't be going into production.

OFF, with the body OFF!!! (f*cking r****d)

Prefer it without the body on, Mad Max would be proud.

That's what it was limited to because of the gearing they used for the TT course, Hillier said it had a lot more to give.

Looks like they'll have to postpone their meeting at Mensa.

Are you putting webbers on the xflow?

Is it just a rolling chassis?

There's men, there's real men, then there's TT racers.

Once you've had one you miss it on long journeys.

I'd love an arm rest in mine, I still really miss it having come from Golfs even though that was 8 years ago.

That's exactly what i'm on about, I can adjust the seat fine but when I want to get the dog in the back I have to lean right in and get my shoulder behind it, still that small amount of inconvenience is well worth it to fell like i'm sitting in the car rather than on it.

Most of use open face so you'll be fine with a bike helmet, you'll have the safest one there.

Only problem with removing the spacers is the seats won't slide anymore, I had to cut the carpet away from under the runners in order to move the seats back and forth, even then one of the cables under the inside runner makes it tricky.

Fred's doesn't come on much anymore mate.

Wow that's immaculate!

I used to do 80mph on the motorway in mine.

Shame they're made of tin foil, I shunted a Volvo at the lights in mine at no more than 5mph, he had one small scratch on his bumper which he went ballistic about, I had two smashed headlights and and bent bonnet, i'd hate to think what would happen if you had a real accident in one, they'd...

I know I think there's something wrong with me, I seem to prefer cars that look like they've survived an apocalypse rather than mint shiny examples.

My first car was a Metro, cost £400 quid, 3rd party insurance on it was £450. lol

BAM!! Decent episode, was a bit gutted they stole the General Mayhem's engine, but with Dodge sending them a new supercharged Hemi as a replacement it means they'll be another episode for the coolest car they've ever done.