boboneleg

Although that's sad Chris it's also a bit heartening to hear as it confirms that not ALL the morons live in the UK

Ok, some farkles then............ Is that enough

They were lucky, some of the guys wanted ride over the car

Fred's byway tale reminds me an incident back in the day. We were on an evening trail ride in the summer and coming down the last lane as it had just got dark. We rode through the ford and then turned a corner to find a Ford Sierra parked in the lane, there was no way we could get by it. As it was a warm evening you tell the windows were open by the 'noise' (even with our helmets on) coming from the occupants. There were now six riders on their bikes discussing what to do when we observed 'it', a skinny little bum bobbing up and down Judging by the increased noise we knew that it was not long to the end of the performance and so we waited until it went quiet and then in unison we put our lights on and sounded our horns, and clapped and whistled. I've never see a Ford Sierra move so bloody fast as that one did out of that lane and back onto the road

Tymeeeeeeeh

What a behemoth, I suppose they'll sell in USA but I can't see them any use for UK roads ?

Bloody disgusting behaviour

So if I want to go for a pic nic with one other person that's ok, BUT am I allowed to travel on my bike to get to my desired pic nic spot ???

There's a loaded question.................

Fuckmine, I'd of thought you'd have used Garry Sprake being that your Welsh...................... Then I remembered that he was known as 'careless hands' ?

I found this photo last night. A couple of years ago we're coming back up through France on back roads, we found a cafe in this small village and after a bit of very bad French and some arm waving we sat down outside to eat. We were really just wanting a snack but in true French fashion we got the full works and for only 13 euros including beer brewed on the premises, I don't have a photo of the main course or pudding but this was just the starter ?

Wow, I wish you luck . We can only dream about things like that at the moment.

Got any photos Dave ? I was a bit pushed for time otherwise I would have investigated more.

That would be frowned upon here at the moment given whats going on right now

Pete was asking about Gold beach and the WW2 Normandy invasion by the allies. I toured around the beaches in 2019 when I was on my way back up through France to get the ferry at Cherbourg. I had a bit of time on my hands and stayed overnight in Port en Bessin and then toured the beaches and sites of interest before getting the ferry back to UK. If anyone else has done the same bung your photos up here...............

That's a real shame Fred, get over here when you can and we'll do some classic Cotswolds lanes.

Knobber

That looks bloody brilliant Chris, I'm so envious. To me, if you get off the main routes in France and get on the back roads there is always something interesting to see. My mate and me have come across war memorials even on trails in France.

So many great trails in the Rhondda, most of the best ones aren't on any maps

Nice one, I've definitely done it but I didn't recognise it at all .

At least they're repairing it Fred. Where is that one, I don't recognise it ?

Have you any interest in fishing Pete ? That looks like heaven to me, ride down that track to the lake, carry a light telescopic spinning rod and some lures with you and Bob's your uncle

Yen, get yourself one of these. One of the best things I ever bought. It has bolt size gauge, thread gauge and length. https://www.pro-bolt.com/progauge-bolt-measuring-tool/

Your life has certainly changed Buckster, you're obviously a survivor