I'm glad you appreciated it guys,it took me about 20 minutes to type that lot! :blink:

I'm reading "The Longest Ride" by Emilio Scotto just now.Here what he packed "I'm carrying 15 briefs,20 pairs of socks,2 pairs of sneakers,2 pairs of shoes,sandals,ties,dress shirts,a suit,a sports jacket,pullovers,scarves,sports shirts,undershirts,t-shirts,jeans,linen pants,a pair of...

Just back from doing Glenshee in both directions and home via the Lecht.If Carlsberg did Fridays.....!!!! B) The A82 may have the scenery but it hasn't got the grin factor(not if you want to keep your license anyway!)

LargeWayRound wrote:This is an excellent find . thank you

Would it be possible to put this on a sticky thread for people like me that are useless with computers?

I've seen such requests here and other forums. One of my clubs used to keep a register where people offered accommodation or breakdown assistance but over time, folk became concerned about giving out their address to a stranger so it stopped. Whilst I would be happy to "check out" a bike ...

I'm another for the A82 one way and the A939(Nairn)-A93(Perth)the other.The latter is a lot more technical and twisty so probably best left for the way home,while your feeling fresh(if you haven't had too much to drink the night before! :sick: )I never go near the A9 if I can help it.

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I hope someone will tell me I'm wrong but as far as I'm aware you need the owners permission to ride off road in Scotland.Unless your friendly with the owner that's not likely to happen in case you have an accident and set fire to they're grouse moor or forest! :whistle: That's why I've never bought...

I do think Willandkate needs to get out on the bike more,however!

No!