Pedro

Is that real?

What an ugly thing, but I guess it goes along with the post apocalyptic, blade runner type of thing, it's probably meant to be. The wheels, though:

Are outlaws your son’s wife’s family?

Nothing special about tomato and fried eggs, but these “Ox Heart” tomatoes are amazing, and market’s homegrown chicken eggs make it amazing Codfish, oven cooked and then flaked plus small potatoes, onion, garlic, olive oil, Portuguese comfort food! Liver slices with baked potatoes, we call them Iscas, cooked with onion and garlic, done right it’s very tasty, also very oldschool “tavern” food:

I´ll for sure be on the bike either today or tomorrow, maybe visit a couple more fortifications, who knows?

You brits and your tea…

I'm going to be helpful, @XTreme, see the little sun on top of this aircon remote above 28ºC? Means it's throwing warm air:

It's in the second part of his statement...

I can't tell if the person that wrote that was in such a red mist that his imagination failed him, or just dum.

My bike's engine is supposedly assembled in Berlin, I don't know if one should be proud of that

I still appreciate toilets, though!

Sofia’s Moroccan preserved lemon and mint chicken and potatoes and spiced drumsticks: Portuguese sliced beef by the sea Sofia’s marmelade and tangerine cake, I love it Squid linguini, took these last two pictures thinking of you @boboneleg

I want ABS on a road bike that is touring oriented, and heated grips. Those are mandatory as far as I’m concerned, stuff like injection is not even a choice, it’s like an electrical start by now. Electrical plugs are also needed and I don’t even think they’re adding complication. Electronic options like engine management modes or traction control don’t really complicate anything other than adding a button, all the hardware for them to work is already there and just missing the coding. I don’t value tft screens and riding modes, and bought my bike with non electronic suspension to keep it simpler. Wouldn’t want a tft screen per se, but wouldn’t not buy a bike just for having them.

Liver issues

They’re cut different but are indeed cooked like chips. I like them like that.

Entree, soft sheep’s milk and cured black pig Vegetarian cannelloni, using mushrooms and aubergine as filling: Sofia’s pee rice and grilled back pig Vegetarian lasagna Squid lunch at a biker’s cafe on a short ride around

My car has racing seats, the fiberglass type with a little padding inside. Those one of yours are pretty comfy if they’re still firm on the sides.

Might have mine done tonight …

What’s your opinion on the 950 Multistrada?

Oh, and it’s pokey enough, judging from how she blasted away from stoplights, you should only miss the higher hp if carrying a passenger.

It’s a more basic version, basically. No center stand, no heated grips, no cruise control, no handguards, etc, and 10 less hp than the 900. She liked it enough on bumpy roads and bad surfaces but doesn’t feel special like her speed triple does. Was pretty happy cruising at 140/150kmh, too. I don’t know how tall you are, but it’s very low with the seat on lower position. I would go for a 900 with the higher suspension and spoked wheels, as a bike has to at least look right.

Agreed, will also roast your right leg in summer 10 times better than anything else

Obviously a lot more pleasant over the rough roads I like riding, and a revelation on town cobblestone streets, but she likes the scrambler 1200 she tried last year way more. It’s a process