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Newbie from MZ Homeland

Postby wuppervalley » Wed Aug 05, 2009 3:25 pm

Hi there,
I´m from Wuppertal which is in the western part of germany I´m riding a 1000 S which I´ve bought some month ago in Scotland. Picture from collection.
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I´m also member at the german forum so if I could help somebody just let me know and I will see what I could do for you.

If anyone want to sell his 1000 s/ST/SF just let me know I´ve some projects in my mind but I want to keep mine as it is :-D
Could be also damaged one´s !

Cheers for now
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Re: Newbie from MZ Homeland

Postby robert mack » Wed Aug 05, 2009 6:51 pm

hi wuppervalley

i used to stay in germany, fallingbostel, been through wupppertal many times nice bike my friend


all the best

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Re: Newbie from MZ Homeland

Postby Linegeist » Thu Aug 06, 2009 2:48 am

Hi Wupper',

Ein weiteres Deutsches Mitglied - ausgezeichnet! Zwar habe ich in Großbritannien seit mehr als 45 Jahren, wurde ich geboren in Iserlohn - ganz in der Nähe zu Ihnen. Ich habe oft besucht Wuppertal - eine hervorragende Stelle.

Das ist eine schöne Fahrrad auf dem Bild wa? Schwarz! Mmmmmm! Meine Lieblingsfarbe! :twisted: Willkommen zum Forum! :wink:

Hi Wupper,

Another German member - excellent!!! Although I've lived in Britain for over 45 years, I was born in Iserlohn - very close to you. I've visited Wuppertal often - a superb place.

That is a beautiful looking bike in the picture eh? ........... Black! Mmmmm! My favourite colour!

Welcome to the forum!
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Re: Newbie from MZ Homeland

Postby wuppervalley » Thu Aug 06, 2009 4:30 am

Thanks for your welcome,
didn´t expect that someone knows Wuppertal :D did you ride with the Schwebebahn ? The only one in the world !The safest public transport !
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Re: Newbie from MZ Homeland

Postby robert mack » Thu Aug 06, 2009 5:09 am

linegeist,

by chance was your father/mother in the forces??

i was in fallingbostel with BFG and i know that iserlhon had a garrison at one time.

wupper,

wuppertal was handy as it was the last pertol station in germany for forces using petrol coupons lol.

all the best

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Re: Newbie from MZ Homeland

Postby Linegeist » Thu Aug 06, 2009 7:49 am

wuppervalley wrote:did you ride with the Schwebebahn ? The only one in the world !The safest public transport !
Wuppervalley


That's the overhead railway system that had the baby elephant fall out of it on its way to the Tiergarten, right? :wink:

robert mack wrote:linegeist,

by chance was your father/mother in the forces??

i was in fallingbostel with BFG and i know that iserlhon had a garrison at one time.


robert


Heh heh heh ......... Hi Robert. Yes, my father was in the forces - but perhaps not the one you're thinking of. He was a Korvettenleutnant in the German Kriegsmarine. :-D I'm as German as a very German thing.

The garrison you refer to in Iserlohn was at the old Seydlitz Kaserne or, as the British called it 'Corunna Barracks', and on the main road from Iserlohn to Hemer. The last I heard it was home to 3 Armoured Div, Royal Engineers. Mind you, that was few years back - I was posted there myself.

I joined the Army to see the world (I joined the British Army because I didn't want to be conscripted as a Panzergrenadier .... and because they helped pay me through uni :wink: ) ........... and got posted home! Typical of my bloody luck. :roll: :roll:

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Erm .... Robert (Bob) :mrgreen:
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Re: Newbie from MZ Homeland

Postby wuppervalley » Fri Aug 07, 2009 1:05 am

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It´s True
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Re: Newbie from MZ Homeland

Postby Linegeist » Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:29 am

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: Nice find Wuppi'! We learned all about this when I was a kid in Germany. I bought my daughters a book about it called "Tuffi und die Schwebebahn". :smt005

There used to be a huge painting of Tuffi on a wall near where it happened. Is it still there? :D
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Re: Newbie from MZ Homeland

Postby boilermaker » Sun Aug 16, 2009 3:36 pm

linegeist/wupper
Welcome to the forum. Good to have a few German speakers here.
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Re: Newbie from MZ Homeland

Postby wuppervalley » Wed Sep 02, 2009 4:34 am

Yes the painting is still there and thanks again for warm welcome
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