boboneleg

Good man Do you visit any tunnels

Do you get out on your bikes much nowadays Phil ?

I've sampled the 'delights' of an Indian resturant in Pau (France) once, I have to say that once was definitely enough

So you could watch the fishermen at the lake fiddling with their tackle

The R's are built to race, the L's are built to last

Not really mate, not enough power for a decent wheelie. My DR350 was a great wheelie machine as was the KTM400

Is that @Renegade with his back to the camera ?

Yes, CRF250 Rally

So I rode through Cranbourne Chase and across to Broughton to start heading north . When I got to Boscombe Down I skipped across the A303 and onto a byway that I knew to take a short cut................... Once I was onto more solid ground I stopped to eat my sandwiches under the shelter of the trees. When I'd finished the rain had stopped but it was still very windy. I rode up through Bulford and just before Netheravon I got onto Salisbury Plain to ride the gravel perimeter road towards home............... As usual the Honda did it without fuss or bother and even held onto the tarmac in the rain with knobblies on , all hail the mighty CRF

From Shillingstone I started to head east saw a sign for a church up a dead end road at Ellingham, it was a very nice church but there were only about four houses in the village so it does make me wonder how big the congregation might be ? Now I was into the New Forest with its blanket 40mph speed limit but you can see why it's needed with dudes like this just wandering down the road............... The New forest has some marvelous scenery but it was all a bit damp and grey today.............. Never mind , this lovely gay red Honda will brighten things up

So having seen that no planes would be airbourne today I popped down the road and hid under some trees to have a coffee, a nice flat top box also doubles as a good table Out into the wind and rain again and I headed for Shillingstone where I had seen online that the North Dorset railway had a facility there. It was quite impressive so I spent a bit of time wandering around the old station............

Sorry Pete but I thought it was a catchy heading Anyway, if you exclude commuting I haven't been for a ride for over a month. Various reasons but many due to family stuff (a bit like everyone I suppose). So today I needed to get out for a ride and with the weather forecasters telling it was ok in the south that's where I went. The weather forecasters are lying bastards as it was more like an endurance test than a pleasant ride. Wind , rain and then blinding low sun when I turned north to head for home. So I took my usual backroads route to get to Shaftesbury and then headed for Compton Abbas airfield to watch some of the light aircraft coming and going. Not a feckin chance in that weather, the poor little planes all sat there with their coats on refusing to move..........

Pure Bristolian that is

It might be Mr Slowly as that's their neck of the woods. What you say @Slowlycatchymonkey ??

Nearly as old as @XTreme then

Best way to get hold of Chris is to phone/text his mobile. I think that website is well old. @yen_powell rode down to him to get his Super Tenere sorted

He gets customers from all over UK , last week a guy from Essex and another one from Rochdale .

I don't know how you do that, it would drive me nuts

I was riding sideways at times this morning Fred because of the wind and it was pissing down this afternoon. On the way home I was getting blinded by the low sun ...........

FFS ! @Sir Fallsalot show him a proper tunnel Fred where you ride through over all sorts of shite , I haven't got any photos of it as it was a while ago .

Our dyno guy http://cjsracing.co.uk/

Very nice Rich, I know a man that can help you with that fuelling

Woo hoo !! last minute pass out for a ride tomorrow, this month I haven't ridden at all if you exclude commuting. There may be some ' styling and profiling' as I will be out on my Honda

Smallus Dickus