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Temps aren't great.....you doddery old twat 11-13⁰c is warm enough, ill be using the bike tomorrow for rugby though its not supposed to be much above 1 or 2 degrees

Well I guess it comes to most of us

About a week late bob slowly posted that last week

My old man has literally just bought a Duke 996 apparently its an investment......hmm was it just 20k down the drain

A cracking film

Maybe I'll join in with the butchery

So NHS nurse and part time grave robber eh

Couldn't agree more, the world needs a good culling of its various idiots, let's start with government

Not to mention the inevitable gravel trap training so could well be a days travel each way there so you might just need your tent

On the himalayan

Where are you based in relation to the posh Welsh git?

So you're going to join our merry gang of misfits?

Obviously just too posh pete

Guess you're just too old and worried you'll get bummed by some dago midgets again

I don't see the issue, whats wrong with a tarp strapped atop the bikes and a decent sleeping bag

No idea but I will ask, along with anyone else who wants to come along for the adventure

Well it is much of the same old shit but at least I now have the bike back so that is one plus from last year. Our year now consists of saving as much money as possible as the wife wants to move back down south to be closer to friends and family so she can get more help with the little one (who as it turns out is 15 months old already how has it gone so fast) I do plan on a Spain trip though if covid and funds allow so watch this space

There fixed

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I really do enjoy reading your adventures

Well at least you returned safely from your dice with death and dismemberment. So what did you think of the new boots

They were probably all washed away with the most recent flooding

Well maybe after 100 pints

I'd ride it

In my experience of riding with a fully loaded bike I've found that the bike is very much more stable if it is loaded correctly, best advice has already been given in regards to loading the bike heavy on bottom and lighter stuff up top over and above I'd just say get out there and get acquainted with it