Buckster

It has more BHP per ton than a Hayabusa.

Get some advice from Six, he’s an expert at getting kids on their own.

It’s hard not to like it.

68cm but it's very wide, they do an optional narrow seat that also puts you two inches closer to the bars for short arses.

Quite low.

It was one of these.

Looks like you are having a good adventure, nearly as good as spending time here waiting for Pete’s new bike.

That got your attention. So on Sunday afternoon I headed north west to check out some roads for an all day ride I am planning for the future. I took the A904/905 then the A84 all the way to Loch Lubnaig in the Trossachs National park. There were hundreds of bikes out, mostly heading the other way as the A84 is a popular biking road for people returning from the Green Welly Stop at Tyndrum. I then made my way up to the A85 where I rode along the side of Loch Earn and made my way through to Crieff and onto Perth. The A84 and A85 are really good biking roads, the A84 is faster but the A85 has more to see and a generally better surface. I then took a few different roads back down to Dunblane where I swung by the cathedral to get a picture that Yen would appreciate. I then headed to Stirling and the Wallace monument for a cigar and a cup of tea, I didn’t climb the hill to Wallace House this time as it was getting late. I then headed back to Edinburgh, 185 miles round trip.

He isn't going ginger is he?

I think I found that tent online @gymwitch and it is 1.25m tall so I guess you can stand up in it.

Looks a bit pants, might be a good one for Pete.

Can you stand up in it?

Depends how big it is, weight isn’t such an issue for motorcycle camping within reason, my new tent is 6.9kg

Nice knife.

Van just out of shot yet again.

I probably won’t qualify this year given I have become a ride report king.