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Haven't Husqvarna or someone already got a bike called the Nuda?

like so many Harly riders....

ate in Lyon’s “Food Traboule” sunday lunchtime. Corn Dogs

I'm working tomorrow, then I'm on holiday till the 19th. Once I get back I then have 6 days to work before I leave definitively.

This is why Mrs Moon is NOT accompanying me on the trip delivering N01 daughter to Liverpool. she can say her adieu's at home and have a bit of a cry with the remaining 2 once we've left.

do you have the lady's permission?

good point

i hereby categorically and emphatically deny any and all knowledge of what the fuck is going on there!

I saw one of my old bikes parked outside a bar a few years ago, it had a lot less miles on the clock than it did when I sold it...

if I don't vote straight away I'll forget until it's too late. besides why be bothered about how anybody else votes? I just vote for either the best photo or the bike that has done more than the others one way or another during the month.

From this afternoon

Welcome Gently Bently. Whereabouts in Norfolk, my old stamping ground a bit , my folks lived in and around swaffham till about 10 years ago,

Decided it was time for a ride this afternoon. Short of ideas as towhere to go so fired up the pootah, opened Kurviger, programmed "twisty route", then "Circuit" andturned the heading arrow just eastof North and hit "Go". it came up with this 170 something km's, so I transferred that to the phone and off I went. it was a pretty varied ride landscape wise, from the vinyards above, through woods and forest How french is this?! and across arable lowlands. All pretty dry at the moment but the trees are still green. Unstable weather here today, about 27 c and high humidity. fairly dominant cloud cover but no rain. Good to be out on the bike again.

well for years I thought yourname was Bobo Neleg... welcome Fridall, if person ye be.

Bonjour

I just had possible the best curry I've ever had in France HAD, being the operative word

I was going to ask how you got on with the pirelli's on the dirt in the rain. I have them on the tiger and love them on tarmac and reckon their pretty good ( insofar as road biased tyres go) for gentle (dry) lanes and unsurfaced roads, DRY being the key. great report Pedro, love those pics.

always complicated in a group with unknown riders. When we get new riders in the group ( rarely) we usually explain how the group works before leaving. A tip I actually picked up from Glitch Oz when I met up with the Aussie touring.com group back in 2013(?) an explanation which allowed me to fit almost seamlessly into the group . You will always have those whose riding style just doesn't correspond and they will quickly dissappear. Great shots @Sir Fallsalot and good write up, Thanks.

Thanks @Slowlycatchymonkey, great report and nice pics.

If you mean other than eyesight, hearing, arthritis and obesity…. nope, not a thing

that's called crashing Clive.

you don't believe in stuff you can't see...? wind, germs, the past or the futur, electricity, atoms, neutrons, your dick...

I used to have a red white and blue haired Gonk with a "Rule Britannia" t shirt attached to my XJ650, 'till it got stolen in Strasbourg, never had anything since

acadian or "Cajun" french is worse than quebecois french, it's like trying to understand chaucerien english spoken by ssomeone wwhos' just finished his 3rd spliff of the morning.

Tough it out then grandpa. At least it won't stop you working... you know what I heard? I heard that in Poland they have better Covid than the Spanish...