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[Flynn is, oddly, wearing a t-shirt. It says "Ducati" on it. He's at a workbench, with a mixture of electrical tools and what one is unlikely to recognize as the the ignition circuit for a 1962 Triumph Bonneville T120 spread out in front of him. It looks like he's about to speak, but something in the mess on the tabletop beeps and he stops to frown down at it.]
Man, the British motor vehicle industry just was not overly concerned with their bikes actually starting, were they? ...Sorry, just a sec.
[He picks up the ignition switch, squints at it, and then scans the workbench for...something. Which he apparently does not find, because he reaches behind himself to grab his disc and proceeds to use it as a wire cutter. That is probably not in the spec.]
So what I wanted to ask was: anyone else out there like motorcycles? And do you want to take a spin on a pre-unit Bonneville?
Assuming I can get this one running again, that is.
Man, the British motor vehicle industry just was not overly concerned with their bikes actually starting, were they? ...Sorry, just a sec.
[He picks up the ignition switch, squints at it, and then scans the workbench for...something. Which he apparently does not find, because he reaches behind himself to grab his disc and proceeds to use it as a wire cutter. That is probably not in the spec.]
So what I wanted to ask was: anyone else out there like motorcycles? And do you want to take a spin on a pre-unit Bonneville?
Assuming I can get this one running again, that is.