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Yes. I like Harry's Garage too! Nice collection of bikes as well as cars!

@Marcel and his trimmer to aisle 6 please!

Yep, had to do a double-take!

And if you like high end classic cars!

Adam Riemann's channel I find pretty interesting. His prose could be a bit flowery for some, but his series of videos of buying an old Africa Twin, riding it to Nordcapp, then back to London. Then getting it transported to Australia and then blasting over a large swathe of Australia on it is testament to the robustness of these old bikes. The trips weren't without problems, but the simplicity of the bike meant that it could be repaired in the middle of the Australian outback!

Yes, I just looked it up.

Wasn't the CB500T late 70s? I can't remember now.

Made me laugh. Especially the bit where one of them fell off and his mate started laughing at him and he then fell off!

I'm not sure. It may have been the CB500T. I think that they described the engine as 2 lumps of snot moving up and down! Safe to say, it wasn't a big seller for Honda!

Yes, I laughed out loud when he said that! The cam timing was out from when the bike had a top-end rebuild by a bike shop! I think that someone mentions which bike shop in the comments.

I remember in the early 1980s Bike magazine reviewed a Honda and slagged it off, justifiably, so Honda withdrew all advertising from the mag. Bike magazine wouldn't back down and carried on without the Honda advertising. Several years later Honda were back advertising in the mag again! Journalistic integrity! Unfortunately, that seems to be a little lacking these days. That's not to say that Freddie's latest mishap wasn't self-inflicted!

My RD350B that I bought new in 1976 was £620! Try and buy one now for less than £6200!

Some of the click bait on YouTube videos is getting ridiculous now! In fact, there are some youtubers that I now avoid because of their ridiculous Click bait titles!

Of course it's the bike's fault, but most of the comments point out how he lashed his quadlock to the battery! I just hope that his neighbour doesn't let Freddie too near his bikes!

I do, but under trackies or MTB shorts, I don't like showing off my bits, unlike someone I could mention!

Cheers mate.

Yes, it's pretty spectacular.

Cheers Bob. The roads are nice at this time of year, mate......not so much in August! I've not been to Rocamadour, although, it looks like that's in the Massif Central too, just a good bit further north.

I smiled when I rode through Saint-Marcel-sur- Aude!