boboneleg

Yebbut, your floorboards are only 3 inches off the ground

Oooooooooh you bugger. I haven't had one of those for a good while now. I'm loving all of that except the beans

Nice one Pete, some great photos there. Does that reservoir supply your village with water ? Did you ask the senor on the Versys if he knows Ray ?

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, why have you put yourself in the mange section Marcel , do you have something to tell us ?

Oh the irony

You get all the best jobs Fred

The bike almost sounds too good to be true. I predict that Ducati will sell shed loads of them , depending on the price .

I'd love to help you @Pedro but you may have seen my thoughts of using phones on bikes for navigation Try to talk to one of the scooter dudes who do deliveries (like Deliveroo) as they all seem to use phones so they must have something that works

What Fred said , I love the challange of a ford. The one in the video was easy (as you hear my mate Tony say ) The ford on the Fosseway (the one that's just been repaired in the photos above) used to have a sign on it showing that the correct route for vehicles was via the ford. The bridge on the side is for pedestrians and cyclists.

It could well be that, Suzuki looms definitely deteriorate over time. That was usually the reason for selling my DR350's, mostly it was rot at the connectors. Check all the electrical connectors, give the wires a slight tug on all of them.

as opposed to you who has two legs but chooses to ride a big gay tractor

Exactly so Pedro, it was a nice steady ride through lovely countryside

How tight were they on your balls

Wot Pedro said

The scoreboard had 4 floors, we used to wait until the scoreboard master ?? walked down to change the wickets on the second floor and we'd sneak up and change the score

Is the DR600 not playing ball either Ray ?

Here's one I made earlier. In a different ford, on a different bike, on a different day, in a different county

I was a late starter to spannering. I got a job with a second-hand car sales place when I was 21, my job didn't involve any of that at first but then I learnt how to pull bumpers, trim etc off cars ready for resprays. Soon I moved onto spraying itself but the one thing I really should have learnt was welding. Before long I was helping the mechanics as well and one day fitted a water pump on the works Escort Van. My boss was impressed but I used to do all that for £20 a week

Ah ha !!

I have no idea who the lady was/is ? on reflection I should have gone back and gave her my email address .

I was at that game as well Clive, we won it the year before beating Bolton 3-0 so we were a bit pissed off at losing to Mansfield

Once I got up to the Whiteway (another roman road leading to Cirencester) I passed the flying corps entrance but noticed that one of the Bi-planes was out so I did a swift about turn to go and see............... They were just strapping a young lady down as she was going to do some wing-walking for charity ................ From there I rode down to some lanes near Dalingworth .............. and then back down the Fosseway to head for home.......... When I got to the ford I was really surprised to see that the council had done some great work to stop the 4x4's from destroying the area which had been going on for a couple of years, it was good to see............ I had a chat with a cyclist there and she took a video of me riding through, thank god I kept it upright . It was a great day out and bike behaved faultlessly , there is lot to be said for using original equipment

So far the trails were really dry , yes it's been dry for a long time but we have had some big storms over the past couple of days so I was a bit surprised. And then I came across this................ But that was it as far as flooding was concerned and the weather was great if a tad breezy. Now I started to head south but near Chedworth I swung around quickly as I saw a photo opportunity in a field ..............