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chunky butt wrote: ↑Sun Nov 29, 2020 9:28 am Wtf

It's good at hill descents then, Steve...

I think the sidestand is a bit too short Steve.....

I knew I could rely on you guy's....I've been cringing

I like its eyes, Steve (the little twin headlamps). I think you should give it a smile. And why has it only got one eyebrow?

Its functional dave....but fecking ugly

boboneleg wrote: ↑Fri Nov 27, 2020 10:21 am

soho wrote: ↑Thu Nov 26, 2020 7:51 pm Nice pic Bob, very atmospheric .I hope the sun is doing a good job of burning off that fog/mist in the wild west ? I've got another huge round-robin early tomoz, first stop Bridport .

Actually, looking at where the sun is ,...........looks like you get to work just in time for lunch then !

Good spot Nick, that photo was taken about 11.30 when I went to our alloy welders to collect some bits. This was taken at 07.30 on the way to work

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Take it easy today mate, freezing fog everywhere. It's usually beautiful down Bridport way so I hope it clears for you

Cheers Bob, Bridport was lovely with the sun shimmering across the sea. By the time I got to Watford (stage 2) I was freezing' and I had to then go onward to Glossop ....... Sorry bro' I was unable to "Man-up". I Rode back into London and got the car for the last 400 mile, and I'm glad I did !
Sheffield over the Snake Pass was pea soup and the only clear spot on the way back over was this low water crossing ! I'd have been fu**ed on the bike ............ Talking of snakes ? I've got another interesting photo I took just this afternoon, stay toooned.

Out dodging the frost giants





Steve T

All day out and a late one back over Soar y Mynydd this evening, the trail is about as easy as at gets at the moment, or it was so dark that I could not see the worst of it.

Clearly not photos I took today but photos I received today.
Behold the late JL, wartime despatch rider in the Royal Sigs and my father’s favourite uncle.

Two requests. Can anyone tell me what kind of bike that is and does anyone recognise the medals? My old man would like to know.

Many thanks,

Graham