boboneleg

Here's something Yellow that I'm selling at the moment........ https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ducati-748-SP-original-Dust-Cover-by-Coprimoto/164411769777?hash=item2647b483b1:g:3NQAAOSw7qlfddxi

Has it got the engine with the twin plug head Pete ? My Dakar had that engine, I rode it to the Pyrenees then did a two-day rally there and rode it back home. Even with two days of trail-riding it did 71mpg. I'm surprised that your bike hasn't got wire spoked wheels.

Yep, saw it on the T7 forum, what a bummer

It's for a very good cause.

Blimey Fred, I hope that your wife recovers ok .

Took the Rally for it's first MOT this morning, passed with no advisories. Got feckin wet on the way there and back, thank god it's only one mile to the test station ? No beer this evening as I'm doing 'Sober for October' https://www.gosober.org.uk/?no_redirect=true

He's either counting cars or looking for Belgians

Good old 'Johnny Gerbil' , as he was known to us in Bristol TRF

What a fantastic location to enjoy a couple of drinks What a great photo and what a smoothie you are This guy is so obviously a mate of Pete, just look at his dress code ?

I did take the Yam even though I had my name down for the KTM

That's only cos you've got the guns

Wher Where's that old bugger with no teeth when you need him, oh shit he's in lockdown isn't he ?

Has she forgotten her knickers, my eyes are not as good as they used to be

Donald has just tweeted that it's fake news

What a marvellous encounter for you both, it seems that it's always the people who have nothing are the most generous.

That'll draw in a 'different' crowd ?

Over here it's commonly known as 'overbanding' and it doesn't really create a problem unless it's wet and you hit it at the wrong angle with knobbly tyres on, then it gets exciting

Hawkesbury Common this morning.........

Then i just toddled around the back roads to head for home but also taking in this short lane on the way back.

So there's a sign stating 'Historic Church' that i ride by quite often but I never seem to have time to stop, so I set off with just that one thing in mind this morning. I'm not a religious person at all but I do like architechtural design and history of churches. This one turned out to be a cracker for me as you could only get to it via a grassy track so although the classification of the track would not normally allow vehicular use I could use it as I required 'access' to the church.

I took a photo for you this morning but that's as close as I'm getting before the lycra hordes start to question why I'm there

Jesus, my Tenere is 205kg fully fuelled.