Pedro

This is my entry so far, the mighty GS, freshly washed visiting Lisbon in front of a wall of superheros

Here is the thread for submission of your pictures for Bike Of the Month September, on the 25th I'll start a poll for voting. @XTreme, sticky thread? This time I think we're better not having two votes, it never occurred to me that there would be no way of settling a possible tie , what do you guys think? Also, no tractors, cars, lawnmowers, washing machines, sowing machines, trikes, quads, buses, boats, and other vehicles other than motorcycles will be accepted, but nothing stops you from submitting pictures though, tractors are particularly popular

You're trying to deny the hard truth, that you're made for the Strom

Wouldn’t you be tempted with the faired 250? Probably a lot better for tarmac, and you’re not likely to take it on mud.

It’ll be hardcore to be dark aboard a gay honda

Sad day for dark motorcycling When you take pictures of a creek

Amazing roads @Earache, the kind of roads you can have fun going as fast as the bike can go or just slowly taking the scenery in.

It would be refreshing for you to ride a lighter more off-road capable bike, but maybe too small an engine for an only bike

After all is said and done, repeatedly, you’ll realise you need two bikes. The strom will keep it’s value so buy another bike and get rid of the one you end up not using after three months.

Rule number one when in a car with a cage is to wear a helmet, rule number two is that either both people wear helmets or nobody wears them.

I love those roads amongst the rocks and the drops. What a great place to visit on a bike, thank you!

I value a tasty dinner and some nice wine after a ride, more so if it's after 12 hours like you just did, but getting on the bike to go eat kinds of ruins things for me too. Loved those twisty roads you did in the morning, and the dirtroads looked very nice too. Amazing views, and as always a top notch report. There is a hinge on that inside toilet, so they probably had a cover, very fancy!

That's a very commendable and oldschool way of thinking, hang in there.

Hang in there Bob, you're a legend!

They probably can’t cope too well with emission regulations of today, I think. To be honest, I would go for a twin everyday unless it was a dirt specific bike.

If you want great roads on wine country and a nice bottle at the end of the day the Douro in unbeatable, in my opinion.

But to be honest, that’s how a lot of portuguese group rides are planned

Fine spanish wines, something I’m not familiar with. This is not an admission of me organising anything in Spain

I would trust that as much as a xt660r, which would also be a cool bike for you as you know, having had at least one.

it’s all been you?