Articles & Posts
- Harley Davidson furniture range
- The Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show
- Windows 7 - 64bit - First impressions
- Walking to work - I get to watch the rats...
- Windows 7 - Vista with a fresh coat of paint?...
- Wycombe Wanderers FC clinch promotion...
- Graffiti: Art or vandalism?...
- What does Easter mean to you?...
- Say no to religion - God is not religious!...
- My Story - Was she mutating into a religious nut?...
- Links, links, links, links...
What is this place?
MutantPC was started in 2001 as somewhere to post information and pictures about watercooling computers and gaming. As the years went by my interest in watercooling and gaming waned and MutanPC mutated into a blog on the landscape.
These days I post anything that takes my interest, Harley's, bikers, web design, photography and of course God. Being a Christian is not simply a part of my life, it is my life. In saying that, I don't believe I'm in the least religious; religion is something I dislike intensely. Doing and acting in a certain way is not what the God of the bible is all about.
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Motorcycles are safer
This is the amazing Danny MacAskill from Scotland.
A trip down memory lane - Bikes I've loved and hated!
Here are some pictures of a few of the bikes I've owned over the years.
My favorites have to be the Triumph I built from spare parts. It was featured in Back Street Heroes in about 1987. I also have a soft spot for the V-Max and it's awesome power and quirky handling
Yamaha V-Max - Grin factor 10/10 shame it handled like a drunken cat on wet lino
Triumph Speed Triple - Was great fun to ride
Suzuki GSX 1400 - No idea why I brought this new, sold after 4 months - verdict Bland
Yamaha FZR 1000 Genesis - This was a great bike to ride, much modded and very quick
Honda CBX 750 - Hated it, blew the engine up in a big way, have not owned a Honda since
Triumph Bonneville 750 - Built in 18 months from spare parts, my fav ever bike
Triumph Bonneville 750 - My first and last rigid frame bike