drewpy

what about spring bank holiday weekend? 25th to 27th may and that leaves Monday to recuperate? (its also my Birthday 26th)

sounds good to me, but my calender is filling up fast

plenty of sites here http://www.thebikerguide.co.uk/bikerfriendlycamping.html just need to pick an area which has good roads. I took Tommy down to pick up his bike, Bishop castle. amazing roads round there

and wax it afterwards

snowquake, was quite good

I always like Gunk and brush it on. some bottle brushes and toothbrushes help too

like we always said, do it yourself as no other can be arsed. I spent 6 months chasing a spark problem on my FZ600 and refused to take it anywhere. I got a long thread on here about that

I think that's the key, going for a ride out. If we go to a rally, isn't just eating ang boozing? The ride out's are the one of the best bits and then the craic afterwards regailing our near death experiences on the said ride out

old thread, please start your own thread

I tend to do local runs, usually go on my own as other peeps are busy. bit far for me

back, not prolific poster I see

I always put masking tape on and write whose it is and what colour. I even print pictures to give the painter idea. can't expect busy eeps to remember what you said months ago.

taking John's advice re:A9, whats the best route from Perth via Kirriemuir ( going to see Bon scott statue)? maybe back over the cairngorms on the C class roads?

some more info; This year’s much-lauded inaugural Welsh Road Races at Eppynt will not go ahead due to a change in the traffic laws, say organisers. On the 9th of January this year, there was a hearing with regard to the repeal of the Road Traffic Act. The repeal was to allow the use of closed Public Roads for Motorsport events. This repeal came into effect yesterday, on the 2nd February. The Welsh Road Race had gained permissions previously, but the current change in legislation, has put the... the timescale of the event into jeopardy, as there will not be enough time to obtain the correct permissions now to permit the event. “We are working closely with the ACU, Crown Properties and Powys County Council to organise the Welsh Road Race, and under the new changes in legislation, the new deadlines that have been imposed, will make it very difficult to carry out a safe and successful event’, said Derek Smith, Managing Director of the Welsh Road Race. “The Board of Directors are absolutely devastated, for all the supporters and all concerned with the event. We have began steps to contact all our supporters and sponsors who are involved in the event.”

cancelled https://www.motorcyclenews.com/sport/tt-road-races/2018/january/roads-welsh-road-race-set-to-be-called-off-/

Shafique, is that a last name?

at least you found it, first time mine got lost on the garage floor

coolio, nice bike