Saul

Nothing to startling. The usual suspects, Wales, East Anglia, Scotland or maybe Ireland. But all depends on circumstances and could just end up in Devon for a couple of weekends

Twat you are

Fair enough mate, neither do for other reasons, not that I didn't enjoy it immensely in the past

Yep nearly got it exactly how I like it. Also getting ready to do a trip or two in the summer. Got panniers, tank and tail bags so just need the time off now. Which maybe an issue as I am about to change jobs but will worry about that when the time comes.

Is that why you got through so many wives.

Completed a nice bit of German Scaffolding on my bike today. Actually my rack came from SW Motech this morning so it had to go on straightaway. I got to say it was a bit spendy but worth it when it just goes easily on with no swearing needed. I am a big fan of SW’s stuff proper quality gear that just fits. It took me longer to read the instructions than it did to fit it

2794. Actually you would have loved it up Dameralls today. I was sat outside the route to the workshop. My bike went in then a Succession of 3 CB500’s came out, then a Grom, then 500X then another CB500 then mine followed by a Rebel 500. Seems like the word is out. When I went in to pay and get the book stamped I got talking to the salesman who had just sold his CB500 as he is taking delivery of a Hornet end of the week. He sold his CB500 4 hours after it went on the website. I suppose pragmatically it is a big Honda dealership but even so lots of 500 floating about. The salesman said he could sell every 500 he can get 4 times over .

£157.33. I thought that was pretty reasonable.

Nice Guzzi

Sat outside Damerells in the sun

Early mornings are the best part of the day.

I am up at Damerells having my bike serviced. Stunning day and ride up. I normally like to do my own servicing but I need the stamp in the book for the bikes guarantee. Probably doesn’t need it, it is a Honda after all but a hellofva own goal if something was to break. The showroom is packed as always but a couple of nice new additions that haven’t been prepared yet. I do like that old CB1300 looks lovely. Makes no sense for me but when did what you want ever make sense. I am thanking my lucky stars as I am outside in the sun chilling, I was supposed to be here with my mate who never rides as he had booked the service slot right after me but I changed days as I don’t think I could have put up with his old yap for two hours or more

There was a shaven headed hard cunt, or so he would tell you that used to drink in our local. We used to spend all night furtively dropping the odd pube in his pint when he was not looking or going for a piss. It was hours of fun if I laughed that much now it would probably see me off. Every now and again he would cough and dig the odd pube out of his mush, and mumble something about people taking the piss but never say anything to us. Although it must have been obvious it was us as we were practically rolling around the floor laughing every time it happened. Anyway what fuck wit leaves a pint unattended.

Just started it. Bloody entertaining

Looking really good.

Interesting review of the Goldstar. I like the Goldstar but think the customer service side of things needs to be sorted. I saw and heard one in the flesh at a bike night a few weeks ago and liked it. Also sat on one in a the showroom at Thors, but it wouldn't be a daily for me until the product matures a bit.

True that

Beautiful R90s

Quite enjoying his latest adventure. Do get the feeling he is flying by the seat of his pants though.

That CBX only had 8,000 miles on it, like new. I liked the 400/4 and that had covered 86,000. Obviously rebuilt, probably more than once but cute little thing all the same. I liked the Trans Alp but not sure about that colour, now a white one would be better.

I know hideous thing but the owner was singing its praises. Not my thing at all but interesting.