boboneleg

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Nice one Chris (apart from your pulled muscle). I have to say that I'm one of the ignorant ones as I didn't know the treaty was signed near Compiegne. Now I'm truly gutted as I stayed in Compiegne a couple of years ago , in fact the night before I popped in to see you at work . I'm even more gutted as I rode through the forest early in the morning when there wouldn't have been a lot of peeps around .

Naughty boy, you're going to miss church . Even I have been to church this morning ..........

Come on ‘guests’ , @Six30 wants to know who you are

She was in overnight and had two x-rays plus the teeth removed , £578

No, I need an automatic. Ours in work has 66,000 on it now and no problems whatsoever but it's getting to the stage where you start to worry about the wet belt. I'm looking for a van but it has to be auto, Transporter's are crazy prices and Sprinters are just as bad, Transit's are a decent price but there's always the worry about the belt .

@Six30 , how many miles on your Transit now ?

What sort of weed do you grow there................

Our cat was doing that recently (she's at least 15 years old) , The vet removed some teeth and she's been fine since,

Pissing down here as well and I'm not even in cunt Kent. Can't really see any doggie walking getting done today. Never mind , there's always beer and kebab later on ............

Loving the staircase Pedro

So probably only a quarter of the route consisted of off road (lanes) Yes there is a chance to open it up on the straight bits where you have good vision but you always have to be mindful of horse riders , walkers etc.

Have you got Grandchildren @Buckster ?

Nice work Fred, that should stop it wearing anymore

A few more lane were done on the way back, I only covered 67 miles but probably 20 lanes and tracks were done on this route. Best of all the front suspension is working just fine now with the new fork leg and 10w oil instead of the original 5w.

You really don't want to carry on down that lane through this in your Ford Fiesta............. A few more lanes were done in lovely weather if a bit breezy ............. When I got to Ubley Drove there were a couple of guys on CRF Rally's who were sawing a tree that was blocking the lane ............. I rode on up to the top and then came back down again to get to Harptree where a stopped for a pint ...............

I had a chance to get out on the WR250 today and I was keen to see what the front suspension was like now. I didn't get away until 11.00 am so I decided to do the local lanes starting at Keynsham. The first lane is always a good test as you ride uphill over baby-head size rocks ............. First test passed and on we go to some more lanes nearby .............. On Featherbed lane I noticed some new signposts, I'm pretty sure peeps have been trying to cut through here by following their sat navs to avoid queues on the A37,,,,,,,,,

Ah ! You know how win friends don’t you

Gone to church..,. It’s handy that there’s a pub next door

Kent, to bum some gammon into next week while the gammon reads the bible to him .