Pedro

30 to 33 here, it’s quite warm when it’s 30 and over in a breezy Atlantic town. Back in my place in the countryside only 80km away it’s 38. At least there will be wine in the balcony enjoying the cool evening breeze. I’ll take a picture.

But I will ride next week, to head up north, then getting the bike serviced next week and ready for a big ride to Italy in September.

Weather is great here at @Sofia’s. Too warm though, and too busy out so won’t even bother with the bike. Bloody summer heat and summer tourists!

You legend!

About that video …

Considering that we might get more ride reports as excellent as this, I say you keep it. Someone has to keep the standards up around here!

His honesty is now increased!

Like this one?

Yes, it shall be done when I’m on a laptop.

This is the sort of thing that would have made a nice thread in the workshop or motorcycle section, like on a real forum with content in which people use the internet to help each other instead of just calling themselves names, you twats!

Or 36, I don’t know

24, @Clive, you either get lucky or need more fuses.

One would never have even considered that Pete’s passing would cause a surge in the demand of scooters.

https://themotorbikeforum.co.uk/profile/10837-jvb1310/?tab=activity

I think your mate joined another forum, @Renegade

Does he play beta or vhs?

They're fed up with the darkies over there so they're setting cars and buildings on fire. It's really so French...

Yes, forget about being just s number. That’s jail mentality! welcome back into the free world, let us know if the adjustment back into the open is too much.

That’s you trying very hard to get out of the race you fought so very much to sign up for!

My GS has a 32 liter tank. I could full up, go up to my cafe up in the hills to come back and on the way back I would have a light bike! Sounds good for a sunday lunch ride!

There’s no stones in real life. God loves Italians