Pedro

That frame doesn't give designers a lot of margin for creativity though. How shit must that suspension be, considering it's a "scrambler"?

First it's this, then it's that... You're just coming up with excuses to go back and buy another GS, you know you want to

He wasn't to fight you?

They still sell them now, not too late.

It was between Tango's Triumph and Bob's Ducati for me. The Triumph is a pretty picture and I like how cool the background looks, but went for the Ducati instead as I like how the fat rear tire dominates the look of the bike plus it's got a pretty green scenery in the background.

Do keep up updated on everything, Pete. Please don't let anything go. Good on groceries too, or are you running low on tea bags? Horses fed today? How is the weather there today? How much is a Transalp in south Spain? They'll sell loads of them. Retirement age is going up, they´ll try to kill everyone off!

Ok, that sounds a lot better than what I thought it was

Body check?

You’re being obnoxious to women, Pete.

Bibles are heavy, you should really use a trailer with braking capacity.

Doubt he is too worried about the bike. If you’re worried you first avoid it, then if gone too far don’t take pictures of your bike being killed instead of fishing it out.

It’s easy to turn around instead of drowning that bike. It’s clear if you can ride a big bike in mud on those gay tires, if you’ve got doubts you can’t.

Smart tire choice, guess someone wasn’t expecting rain in the plain in Spain

That poor GS

It does look less “American” than the previous generations.

I wish I was like you, Bob.

That’s nice, makes an adventure out of going out for bread!

I know, I did that ages ago, but I was under the impression I should take it apart completely to have it soaked and really cleaned?

I could have put an arrow indicating where it is, but that would be photoshop, that would be you. It is my favourite picture of my bike this month, granted I could have parked it next to a wall as that would be a lot cooler, but you work with what you have...

That must be a really hard tire, like the Heidenau I used to use or the Mitas I have now. No tire fitter ever loved those tires

Great feeling putting new tires on, suddenly you’ve got an almost new bike!