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#2
Beautiful....

What is that next to the Fries (chips)?  Is that Mayo on the fries?  I am one of the few ppl I know in the US that mixes Ketchup with Mayo for fries.
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[image: View Post]Tightwad, on May 9 2009, 02:44 PM, said:

Beautiful....

What is that next to the Fries (chips)?  Is that Mayo on the fries?  I am one of the few ppl I know in the US that mixes Ketchup with Mayo for fries.
Mayo ?  Fries ?  OMG ! ! !   A cardiologist's dream ....................    Dudes !   Garden fresh and skip the red meat !!!    

(this ad has been sponsored by The Great American Greasy Burger Society of which I'm a major donor ! !)

Cheers !    I'm off to get another   :biggrin:
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[image: View Post]Tightwad, on May 9 2009, 11:44 PM, said:

Beautiful....

What is that next to the Fries (chips)?  Is that Mayo on the fries?  I am one of the few ppl I know in the US that mixes Ketchup with Mayo for fries.

That "disc" is a "bamieschijf"   :biggrin:
Cooked chinese noodles/spices pressed in this shape, breadcrumbed and then deep fat fried....


Yep, mayonaise (in fact a slightly sweeter variety...), called "frietje met"  ("fries with")
We also have:

Frietje Speciaal :  mayo, curry flavoured ketchup, raw diced onions
Frietje Pinda: peanutbutter sauce
Frietje Oorlog ("War"):  peanutbuttersauce and mayo on top



Good thing we ride bicycles a lot....
#5
I hadn't heard of the peanut butter sauce, but I often eat fries w/ mayo & ketchup(not mixed). Must be the German in me... in Germany you ask for an order of pommes frit. :biggrin:
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[image: View Post]Dutchy, on May 9 2009, 06:18 PM, said:

[image: View Post]Tightwad, on May 9 2009, 11:44 PM, said:

Beautiful....

What is that next to the Fries (chips)?  Is that Mayo on the fries?  I am one of the few ppl I know in the US that mixes Ketchup with Mayo for fries.

That "disc" is a "bamieschijf"   :biggrin:
Cooked chinese noodles/spices pressed in this shape, breadcrumbed and then deep fat fried....


Yep, mayonaise (in fact a slightly sweeter variety...), called "frietje met"  ("fries with")
We also have:

Frietje Speciaal :  mayo, curry flavoured ketchup, raw diced onions
Frietje Pinda: peanutbutter sauce
Frietje Oorlog ("War"):  peanutbuttersauce and mayo on top



Good thing we ride bicycles a lot....

Dutchy,
You can ride bikes every day, jog to work, lift weights and it will be for nothing if you eat like that. For the love of Mike! Breaded cheese that was deep fried? Sweet mayo on french fries? I plan on having a checkup Monday since I have been having some racing heartbeat issues. Damn 5 hour energy drink! I plan on printing your post and showing my doctor AFTER he chews my butt for gaining 15 lbs. over the last six months. Later, JD   :laugh:
#7
I was going to say YUKK to mayo then I remembered that I love my fries with tarter sauce! (Frisch's of course...) I love the pix by the way. Europe is just a dream at this point The rugrats are tooo young.
#8
Pien makes peanut sauce with her pork skewrs on the barbeque.  She calls it Saute.

And she also mixes katchup and mayo and is still searching america for dutch style mayo.


PS...Pien saw me typing and she is aghast that you forgot the onoins on the Frietje Oorlog.  (and she is now very hungry........)
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[image: View Post]Dutchy, on May 9 2009, 01:18 PM, said:

That "disc" is a "bamieschijf"   :biggrin:
Cooked chinese noodles/spices pressed in this shape, breadcrumbed and then deep fat fried....

Good thing we ride bicycles a lot....

Dinner in a disc. No wonder they call it a snackbar.  Why no drivethru window?   :cool:
#10
The spicy ketchup version sounds good.  I sometimes don't mix my mayo and Ketchup Seb, as I do like the distinct flavor of them seperately.


To hell with the Doctor, I want to LIVE
#11
Dutchy, I have an mission for you:

go to near Heerde, Gelderland (Netherlands)
52� 23' 16.26" N 6� 2' 18.83" E

and visit "De Spikke"  it is sort of my local fritje.
#12
"Pepsi" is still spelled P-E-P-S-I in Dutch?!   :biggrin:

Relax, guys.  I'm sure Dutchy doesn't eat like that everyday.  Right, Dutchy?  Anyway, nice photos.  http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif

I saw the thread title and thought it had to be a typo.  Or something about atomic powered lesbians.   :laugh:    http://www.vfrdiscus...tyle_emoticons/default/tongue.gif
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[image: View Post]TimC, on May 9 2009, 10:23 PM, said:

Or something about atomic powered lesbians.   :laugh:    http://www.vfrdiscus...tyle_emoticons/default/tongue.gif
Now THAT would be something to see! :blink:



Beautiful scenery Dutchy! :biggrin:
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[image: View Post]TimC, on May 9 2009, 08:23 PM, said:

"Pepsi" is still spelled P-E-P-S-I in Dutch?!   :laugh:

Relax, guys.  I'm sure Dutchy doesn't eat like that everyday.  Right, Dutchy?  Anyway, nice photos.  http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif

I saw the thread title and thought it had to be a typo.  Or something about atomic powered lesbians.   :blink:    http://www.vfrdiscus...tyle_emoticons/default/tongue.gif
This thread does not exist without pics...   :blush: :biggrin: :blink:   
ppm
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[image: View Post]TimC, on May 9 2009, 11:23 PM, said:

I saw the thread title and thought it had to be a typo.  Or something about atomic powered lesbians.   :biggrin:    http://www.vfrdiscus...tyle_emoticons/default/tongue.gif
That would be "atomic pots".  Just take my word on it.
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[image: View Post]dutchinterceptor, on May 10 2009, 12:00 AM, said:

[image: View Post]TimC, on May 9 2009, 10:23 PM, said:

Or something about atomic powered lesbians.   :blink:    http://www.vfrdiscus...tyle_emoticons/default/tongue.gif
Now THAT would be something to see! :goofy:



Beautiful scenery Dutchy! :fing02:

YES IT IS. I work with a few in the Nuclear industry. Wonderful individuals, but in the end it's  nuclear nookie you can never have. http://www.vfrdiscus...tyle_emoticons/default/sad.gif

(One would get banned for posting those kinds of pictures :biggrin: )

Great pics Dutchy!
#17
"Another dike..... with sheep..."


For some reason....the picture didn't match what I was thinking!   :biggrin:
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[image: View Post]timmythecop, on May 10 2009, 05:04 AM, said:

Dutchy, I have an mission for you:

go to near Heerde, Gelderland (Netherlands)
52� 23' 16.26" N 6� 2' 18.83" E

and visit "De Spikke"  it is sort of my local fritje.


I needed an excuse for a ride so what the heck..... HEAD NORTH EAST!!!!!




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These used to fall from the sky a lot, I should have known better at this point and headed back.



Ah!  Look out for the wildlife


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Yes folks, accident do happen


Finally, Heerde!!!


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And Timmy's favourite snackbar, I could murder a patatje oorlog.....


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But WTF?!?!?    Closed for summer vacation!!!!


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I should have cut my losses, quit while I was ahead......


Instead, I headed for a nice windy road on top of a dike nearby and I got lucky.......
#19
Dutchy gets lucky.........




For me the glass is always half full, never half empty...

That nice road on top of a dike (left of the river) had a nice straight bit

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Well............  as I accellerated on it,  I saw two cyclists coming ahead and kinda focussed on them. Not looking past them......   :goofy:
So when I did pass them, I was faced with the left turn you see in the top left of the picture, unprepared in term of speed and steering.
I tried "making it", but

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I did manage to scrub off most of the speed, but with a downward slope I lost it. It fell on the left side and spun 180 degrees.


Lucky yes.

I walked away (ok limped, sprained my ankle) with no injury. ATGATT baby!
With some help from the nearby farm ("Oh don't feel bad, you are not the first and for sure won't be the last), got her back on the road and after the kindly offered drink could continue my trip.
Lucky I landed on the left side, not the right side where my Akrapovic lives...  
Lucky the damage is "limitted"

Crack in rear bodywork

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Bottom rear bit

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Bend bit in the subframe that got hammered back

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Pazzo lever farked but still operational


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Cue music:  Pearl Jam "Alive"   :cool: :laugh: :blink:
#20
Unacceptable behavior!!   http://www.vfrdiscus...tyle_emoticons/default/sad.gif

I saw your pic in the tabs thread and knew something bad happened.  Very glad you came out clean(mostly).  Here's to a speedy recovery of the bike!
#21
That's too bad, glad you came out ok.  Hopefully you can get those plastics back together or find some new ones
#22
I hope this hasnt put you off Heerde.  When I rode that road 2 years ago, there was a reason I kept refusing to lead.  

I talked to Leon earlier and his spirits are high.  Hell be back very very soon.

That prang could have been a lot worse.  That road goes past the SECOND floor windows of some houses and in other spots, its a fall UP to the water.

Next time, the chip shop will be open, we wont crash, and well have a beer afterwards, yes?
#23
Crashing SUCKS - in a bad way.........  But on a lighter note, in that last picture  - the one with the bicycles - would that be Dykes on bikes on dikes?  Just sort of got to wondering.........  Oh well, time for another beer and check the steaks on the barbie.
#24
You chose a corner with good GP-style run-off, by the looks of things - sorry to hear of the damage, hope you and bike are back to 100% soon.

You don't want to go lying down on dykes too often :laugh:
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[image: View Post]Dutchy, on Aug 1 2009, 05:06 PM, said:

Pazzo lever farked but still operational
[image: Posted Image] Time to contact your friendly 'Pazzo Beercap' exporter....... :warranty:

One of the 'cyclists' :dry: Maybe she can help you with some spare parts since that one looks 'blown' :491:   
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The 'other' :dry:

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Target fixation alright......... :blush:
Greg :fing02:
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[image: View Post]The Phantom, on Aug 1 2009, 11:28 PM, said:

You don't want to go lying down on dykes too often :fing02: Obviously you haven't been to Youporn very much........... :warranty:    :blush:
#27
Ouch, glad you're ok. Looks like the bike will be back in shape in no time.

Let's be careful out there!
#28
Dutchy, anything I can do to help, please let me know. I've been known to sends large parcels marked "gift" to points all over the world...
#29
I think that Dutchy just got a little...umm...how should I say "lost his concentration", was thinking about said Dykes a little too much, rode his VFR to compensate, and the VFR got tired and needed to lay down and take a nap after such a long, hard ride on the Dykes...Fortunately Leon came down to Gernamy today to pick up some spares, and other than a stiff ankle and some soreness, he seems to be in good shape otherwise. Here's to a speedy recovery to you and your VFR!!!
#30
I hearby proclaim:
All in favor to have one of the Mods(Example: Beetle Baileyrock) officially change Leons' name to 'DITCHY', say I....... :+1:
This badge of recognition not to last less than SEVEN days! :rolleyes:
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#31
Di... Dutchy I mean!
Sorry about your crash man! Sucks. On the other hand, you came out all right, and that my friend is always better than any other outcome. I'm amazed as to how straight and good your bracket in the rear subframe came out! Looks perfect to me--or is it just the picture? In any case, here's to a healthier you and a healthier bike!   :rolleyes:
Next post, I wanna see it running, and I wanna see a picture of those fries you guys talk about. BR's favorite??? Cool.
Go put some ice on that ankle now.
ppm
#32
Tsk, tsk, Leon!
That corner didn't look that sharp. Glad you're OK though. And the bike can be mended.

Strange the excitement the frijt saus generated.. but then mebbe I'm so used to it I didn't think about it. After YEARS of making do with just mayo or tartare sauce, we bought some proper frijt saus two weeks ago from a Dutch shop near where my mother-in-law lives. (And some speculaas, nasi goreng mix, kroketten, and a few other things. NOT zoute drop though - only my oldest son likes those. Weirdo...)
#33
Damn Dutchy, that sucks! :rolleyes:

Guess you shouldn't have been focusing on the azzes of those American iron riders! http://www.vfrdiscus...tyle_emoticons/default/tongue.gif
#34
Well, it started off good Dutchy, too bad about the get off.
Glad no serious damage was done.  http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif
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[image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on Aug 3 2009, 12:34 AM, said:

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Had these been approaching me, I'd slowed RIGHT DOWN,
to have a good oggle,
thus avoiding going in too hot....   :cool:


As it happened, it was an elderly couply.....


Ditchy
#37
Too bad to hear of the drop. A bit more damage than my garage drop this fall, but still most menthal hurt.
You have her shine in no time again
#38
Ouch, it hurts seeing that beauty laying on it's side. Glad you came out relatively OK and there was no barb wired fence on the outside of the corner :cool:
#39
Introducing..........



The fully functional Red Slut in some handed down clothes....   :offtopic:
She's is still a stunner although she still has a crack that will need some seeing to.   :ph34r:
Duct tape for now....

A special thanks to DouglastheCook to the rescue!   :beer:




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Bought the 2 component ABS glue but it will have to wait till after my trip to Scotland coming week.





Good thing I kept the OEMs..


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Once the beercap exporter cum YP-specialist comes through she will be good as gold again
#40
Nice!!! Can't even tell there were any problems with the old girl, looks almost factory fresh in those pics!!!
#41
Glad to see she's back on the road!
#42

[image: View Post]Olive, on Aug 6 2009, 09:55 PM, said:

Glad to see she's back on the road!
Hi Olive,

was just about to post pictures on SEMF, but you have seen 'm now already.....   :offtopic:
#43

[image: View Post]Dutchy, on Aug 6 2009, 02:44 PM, said:

Introducing..........



The fully functional Red Slut in some handed down clothes....   :offtopic:
She's is still a stunner although she still has a crack that will need some seeing to.   :beer:
Duct tape for now....

A special thanks to DouglastheCook to the rescue!   :beer:
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Bought the 2 component ABS glue but it will have to wait till after my trip to Scotland coming week.
That was quick, congrats! :ph34r:
#44
Good work Dutchy! Dust yourself off and get right back on that horse! :offtopic:
#45
Sorry to see this, Leon!  Glad you are OK.  Lay off the mayo!   :offtopic:
Nice job getting her looking good again.
#46

[image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on Aug 2 2009, 06:34 PM, said:

I probably would have been distracted too!

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That one on the far right looks like a Nuclear Dike.

The tall one in the back has one hard body!

Glad to hear you're OK Dutchy!
#47
I can't believe I didn't notice the dude w/ the penny farthing until just now! :offtopic:
#48

[image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on Aug 6 2009, 03:57 PM, said:

I can't believe I didn't notice the dude w/ the penny farthing until just now! :beer:
There is definitely something about women and bicycles that is distracting. :offtopic:

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Good to see you rolling again Dutchy! :ph34r:
#49
good job on the quick fix :offtopic:   Amazing how people on this forum come to the rescue, Douglasthecook for you & SLO97VFR for me :ph34r:   Enjoy your battle scarred beauty!
#50

[image: View Post]dutchinterceptor, on Aug 6 2009, 11:28 PM, said:

[image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on Aug 6 2009, 03:57 PM, said:

I can't believe I didn't notice the dude w/ the penny farthing until just now! :beer:
There is definitely something about women and bicycles that is distracting. :offtopic:

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Good to see you rolling again Dutchy! :ph34r:



I did get up at 06.45 the morning of the crash to get some miles under my bicycle wheels


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and during the day, managed to get a RABO in the frame


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Why I ride?



One day my friends...

One very fine day......



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#51
Dutchy, For now just put a matching piece of duct tape on the other side and no one will notice!  Good to see it all fixed up.
#52
how did i miss this?

sorry to hear about the get-off, leon.  looks like you're on top of the situation, though.  good work.

remind me not to follow you into those corners next time 'round.
#53
Good to see the bike is back on teh road again. Why did you replace the rear wheel too, was the other one damaged or is it just for the polished lips?
#54

[image: View Post]V4 Rosso, on Aug 7 2009, 12:22 PM, said:

Good to see the bike is back on teh road again. Why did you replace the rear wheel too, was the other one damaged or is it just for the polished lips?

the rear rim was not damaged, but I helped Doug clear out his   :huh: secret laboratory :biggrin:   of no longer wanted 4th gen parts.


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[image: View Post]V4 Rosso, on Aug 7 2009, 06:22 AM, said:

Good to see the bike is back on teh road again. Why did you replace the rear wheel too, was the other one damaged or is it just for the polished lips?
After that comment, I thought Leon was going to post a pic of polished lips. :huh:
#56

[image: View Post]jstanwood, on Aug 7 2009, 04:45 PM, said:

[image: View Post]V4 Rosso, on Aug 7 2009, 06:22 AM, said:

Good to see the bike is back on teh road again. Why did you replace the rear wheel too, was the other one damaged or is it just for the polished lips?
After that comment, I thought Leon was going to post a pic of polished lips. :huh:


I found some Polish ones.....
#57

[image: View Post]Dutchy, on Aug 7 2009, 12:47 AM, said:

One very fine day......



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:biggrin: Man I need to find thouse trails   :huh:

Great to hear your slut is back on the road   :biggrin:
at least in 99% shape
#58
This is a brilliant thread! I've learned about foreign gastronomical pleasures, saw beautiful piccies of far away lands, gladdened to hear that Dutchy survived unscathed and the Red Slut rolls again, and well, the pics of the *ahem* cyclists have inspired me to go for a ride and ponder what life as a bicycle saddle in the Netherlands could be like :goofy:

Rubber side down, Dutchy!
#59
I love this place!!!!! Now for you that have never been to lovely Holland, I strongly suggest you go book a trip through your local travel agent. It is a truely beautiful country!!! I quite enjoyed my time there as the guest of Dutchy, many thanks go out to him and his wonderful family for turning me back into a normal, decent human again, well more normal and decent than what I was before...
#60
Jeez... how did I miss this?? Thanks for the link Leon... had no idea you fell off while riding Dykes... guess that one pushed you off when she discovered you weren't a woman...   :schla15:   And what on earth were you doing perving at elderly people's butts on bikes?? Your tastes are getting far too excentric...   :blink:

The best thing is that it all ended up as a humorous anecdote we can all have a good laugh about...

What Pennyfarthing??   :huh:

How's the ankle??

PS: Keep the rubber side in... I mean "down"!!!!
#61
Came across a left panel cheap.
In very good nick, execpt for a hole where once a battery tender plug has been fitted.
I'll see how I like the little black cover.

Well, I'm happy   :biggrin:


Old vs new....



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One day I'll try and fix up the cracked panels, I hear MEK+red Lego can be used....
#62
nice find.

i usually just fiberglass behind the panel, then sand/body-fill the now strengthened outer surface until it's good as new.

then it needs some paint, which is the real variable when you want it to get back to factory looks (which i never bother with, for the track bikes).
#63
MEK is not available anymore but you can use a degreaser made by Bison : link.
#65

[image: View Post]V4 Rosso, on 08 April 2011 - 04:28 PM, said:

MEK is not available anymore but you can use a degreaser made by Bison : link.


Bought a tin yesterday and a small touuch up brush   :fing02:
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[image: View Post]Veefer800Canuck, on 08 April 2011 - 06:40 PM, said:

Traffic safety quiz for Dutchy:


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YES!!!!!!!!!   :fing02:
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