It is a bug in facebook / browser and has affected me. Try changing your news feed to "recent" for a quick fix to see some content.

Mine has come and gone, on and off for months now, plenty of irate folk on the FB forums (not about weight), though it has always been ok on my phone.

Had a look at the Yamaha website, specs look quite good though it is (to me) Fugly. What I did notice was the magic sidestand that enables the bike to remain upright when parked atop a sand dune, fantastic stuff, I wonder if there is a worldwide patent? That sand looks very fake.. they wouldn’t hav...

Trying not to double up on previous. Classics as in "of the Genre" rather than old...but most are. This is a cut down list, but still too long and too short... (F) = Female artist or band with female 10cc - deceptive bends Big Country - Through a big country Cat Stevens - teaser and the fi...

Had a look at the Yamaha website, specs look quite good though it is (to me) Fugly.

What I did notice was the magic sidestand that enables the bike to remain upright when parked atop a sand dune, fantastic stuff, I wonder if there is a worldwide patent?

Google touch screen gloves.

Buy a massive pair for over your own gloves or cut off and stick the tips to your own.

or you can get nanotips solution, but it tends to wash off.

Some laybys have signs saying no parking overnight, usually as there is a possibility of rock falls when in the hills.

Other that, just pull in and park up, while avoiding the dogging sites......

Richard Simpson Mark II wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 15, 2018 9:18 pm

Avoid the Grand Hotel

It's empty, cold and bare.

But does apparently have the space to park a truck outside

Welcome.

Yankees or Mets?

Sensible approach is to have a look at the Triumph adventure centre or Touratech (if they are still going) etc. etc. go on a course or three over the winter and then decide. Crashing someone else's bike is always cheaper than crashing your own. Semi sensible approach is to buy a really old KTM, Tig...

To be (slightly more) serious for a minute, you could try some of that fluorescent tracking dust stuff to see how the wee bugger is getting around, then block the paths.

That will either keep it out or force it to eat your bait if stuck in.