boboneleg

I shall be up in the loft again today to see if I can find anymore treasure. I shall be heading for the 'bike spares' section to see what crap I can bear to part with ?

My wife has never complained about my bikes, she knows it's what keeps me ticking. One thing I've done though from day one is keep my bike finances seperate from our everyday expenses, that way there can be no complaining about what I'm buying, I call it my sausage fund. A few of my mates have a 'sausage fund' as well.

Still a current model in USA and Australia

There no way you'd get into that building unless you've got a machete

One of the best go-anywhere, do anything bikes ever built

Great bike but let down by the 5-speed gearbox, I wouldn't rule out having another one though.

Good idea, I'll try that next time.

Proper lefty I am, I'll bet Tym's got a hat just like that

So if there's been one bonus from this Covid malarkey it's the fact that me and my son Paolo have discovered something that we like to do together and that's walking. Within a decent distance from our house there are plenty of good walks to be had so we've had a great time discovering new paths down through the woods to the river. Here's some video's from today.........

Brilliant Tym, you should put that on some drag race forum for a laugh ?

Off for a walk with my son in an hour

I saw a different review on that new Trident and I have to say that I was impressed.

That looks like a cool area to ride and with some history as well, cool

Last week before lockdown..............

Lovely scenery Pete , good to see that you can at least go somewhere.

I sincerely hope you asked the vicars permission first

or defective owners/users

Cheers

Try bleeding the radiators, you may have an air lock

Yebbut, where's Pete's washing Machine. We need that one now as there's a puddle outside his house