A picture a day... biker banter (Vol 6)
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Nigh on 2 weeks cleaning , polishing, cleaning , got caught out on country roads with it absolutely chucking it down , bike looked like it had been on a enduro , 99 % there .
I’ve actually enjoyed it , it also helped me as wasn’t sure a bike for retirement that I couldn’t maybe not afford to tax , insure was a good idea , but I’ll enjoy cleaning / general messing about on a old bike , it’s all part of motorcycling & keep my mind active
Nb it won’t be a black bike !!
I’ve actually enjoyed it , it also helped me as wasn’t sure a bike for retirement that I couldn’t maybe not afford to tax , insure was a good idea , but I’ll enjoy cleaning / general messing about on a old bike , it’s all part of motorcycling & keep my mind active
Nb it won’t be a black bike !!
RazerSauber said:
God I need to get the bike out soon. No riding at all this summer yet. Life keeps finding a way to stop me. These pictures are giving me the itch.
Do it mate. I hadn't ridden since last year up till last week but have just come back from a 4 day road trip to Wales. I was always finding an excuse not to ride. But just thought f*gg it!Took Big Black up to that Scotland last week. On the way to Kilchoan I couldn't understand why 20 odd miles on a two lane A road was going to take 48 minutes according to Waze...then the A road turned into single track with passing places. Beautiful but flippin' tedious! Glencoe was glorious, warm and sunny last Tuesday, though.
Popped over to Snetterton too see my friend Ryan riding this on an evening trackday on Monday.
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k me there were a lot of red flags. Not sure what was going on, seemed like every session was stopped at some point. I did see Birky there, he was always chatting with friends when off the bike so didn t want to disturb, but in case you read this

Flavio Mosley said:
Popped over to Snetterton too see my friend Ryan riding this on an evening trackday on Monday.
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k me there were a lot of red flags. Not sure what was going on, seemed like every session was stopped at some point. I did see Birky there, he was always chatting with friends when off the bike so didn t want to disturb, but in case you read this

Just fitted in a quick trip down through the Vosges, including the Rotes Des Cretes and across in to the Black Forest (the Schauinsland Strasse was epic and not really spoken much about, but sorry no photos of that). Then up to Bastogne in Belgium to check ot the Battle of the Bulge as I love to combine some great biking with a bit of historic interest. The dug out is one of the Easy Company, 101st Airbourne shelters and looks down over Foy.





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