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After a couple of wet days the sun got his hat on today. It was still slightly fresh and a bit windy first thing, but I couldn't resist getting out on the bike. I put Villerouge Termenes into the sat-nav and headed in that direction. The route took me on Narbonne's northern bypass and I turned off and headed up and across, past the Abbaye Fontfroide and towards Tournissan. I turned off that road and headed towards Villerouge-Termenès, which is a nice twisty road in the Corbieres. I got to Villerouge and stopped for a minute, but I was enjoying the ride, so I switched off the Sat-nav and decided that I'd just see where I ended up. I was in a village called Laroq-de-Fa and saw a road sign for the Château Quéribus, so I swung off onto that road. It wound through the hills and into Massac, where I swung a tricky right turn towards Soulatgé. There I picked up the road along the valley, towards Duilhac-sous-Peyrepertuse, which took me under the Château Peyrepertuse that sits on a rocky ridge. I passed through Duilhac-sous-Peyrepertuse and past the Château de Quéribus. I then went through Padern and along its gorge, towards Tuchan, where I got caught out by the lack of road signs, but eventually found the right road. This road took me past the Château d'Aguilar and towards Villeneuve-les-Corbières. From there I went through Durban-Corbières and turned left onto the road to Thézan-des-Corbières. There I got back onto the road past Abbaye Fontfroide and back to Narbonne and home. I've no idea how far this loop was, but I was out for about 4hrs, so I'm guessing at around 200kms or thereabouts. The roads were pretty twisty and narrow, so it wasn't a fast ride!7 points
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you have no right to call anything on any other bike hideous after being the owner of a Glide5 points
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Wait, you’ve never heard of the Yamaha Bronco 225? Neither had we! It was a short-run machine only produced for the 1997-1998 model year, targeted mainly to the Japanese Domestic Market. Beneath the retro scrambler exterior were the bones of the Yamaha Serow 225 — an air-cooled dual-sport with a reputation for toughness. For some of us, there are motorcycles that become much more than transportation, adventure, or even personal expression — they become companions, even friends. Such is this case for of DOTi Motorcycle‘s Nguyen Dinh Trung and his 1997 Yamaha Bronco 225. https://cafebiker.pro/yamaha-bronco-225-by-doti-motorcycle/ https://cafebiker.pro/yamaha-bronco-225-by-doti-motorcycle/3 points
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Go alone, one bike. It's the way to properly see it and experience a little bit of a different place.3 points
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Cheers, Pete. Yes, I'm trying to get out and explore a bit more. Being able to get out on the bike more was one of the attractions of moving down here, so it would be a shame not to make the most of it!3 points
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whats it got a 15" any thing bigger a short arse like yourself surely wouldn't get on it.2 points
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Lead another group of riders into Baja, four of whom had never been. Meetup in Tecate: Lunch stop in Ojos Negros, on the way to San Felipe. Cant beat $1 tacos! Hotel in San Felipe: Sunset in San Felipe: Followed by: Further south along the Sea of Cortez, to Gonzaga Bay, we stopped for some pics: Just south of El Rosario, we discover why Baja is green! Dinner at Mama Espinosa's Baja Cactus Motel in El Rosario: Stopping for lunch below Ensenada: San Nicolas Inn and Casino in Ensenada. ($65/nite US) Cheers until the next taco run2 points
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So your voting for the background .. there is another poll for that2 points
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There's a fit young woman leaning over that fence and flashing her tits but we can't see her because of the top box ...........2 points
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Not spoiled it much because it isn't in the way of said view, unlike XTreme's fucking top box if that had been within a 10 mile radius it would have been in shot and spoilt the view2 points
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It's a tough one this month , I would have voted for @Six30 but his van must be broken2 points
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There was a break in the shitty weather today so I got out for a local ride around the Bristol channel and then back through Cheddar Gorge . Still plenty of water about ........ a pill near Woodsring Priory as it meets the Bristol Channel............ Burnbeck Pier looking very sad nowadays ............... The beach at Uphill , Weston-Super-Mare in the background............. Brean Down and Steep Holm in the background............ Pit stop ......... Cheddar Gorge . Can you see the goats on the ledge to the left ? Chew Valley Lake looking very full ............2 points
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Have you checked your area for abandoned shit? Any villages or stations?1 point
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That's only 50 miles away from where I live...not alot of people get to enjoy the beauty of Wallowa lake in the winter. It's always so quiet & serene. I'm also quite blessed to have a wife who enjoys all those activities.1 point
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↑ that looks lovely. Id be divorced within a month if I lived there, id spend my whole time biking, shooting, fishing and skiing.1 point
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