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Sing along now, with I or 'ee

@Clive KtmMitch from Rally Raid UK did the Mablethorpe beach race on the weekend on his T700. He rode it there, raced it and then rode it home

Good work, I hope it works out well for your family

@Six30 will take her/him in

He's certainly got some lungs

This is an Italian artist called Zucchero. This is his version of 'A Salty Dog' by Procul Harum and he's playing it live in Arena di Verona. We are meant to be going there at the end of April to see him, it's been cancelled three times already from the original date (Sept 2020) because of covid. At the moment we can't decide whether to go or not as we're not that keen on getting on a plane yet but we'll have to decide soon

Does Friday count as the weekend wot say you Ernie

Same here, sorry I couldn’t help. It was the needles from the bearing that fell out but its probably better to replace it anyway.

Hmmmm Hmmmmmmmmmmmm, It's Upton Scudamore if you don't mind . Perhaps I'll take a ride down to Nempnett Thrubwell and get a photo just for your delight

I did that one about 10 pages ago but hey, a great tune is a great tune

Or Canadian perhaps

I stayed in Liverpool a couple of years ago and it’s nothing like it used to be in the 80/90’s . It’s a very vibrant and cultural place nowadays. Having said all that if it was my daughter I would pick Edinburgh, like Buck says it’s a very safe city .

I don't have a problem with them in that respect but remember that I'm usually on knobblies so if they bike doesn't squirm a bit I find it strange. The worst tyres are the one's that just 'let go' without warning, Michelin AC10 front springs to mind . The Mitas E-07's are quite a soft compound so they're not too bad for cornering.

They don't feel like 50/50 when you get on some mud in March

I used to deliver to Porton Down back in the day, escorted everywhere after they emptied all your pockets and searched you, Amersham was the same.

I'm not really into dead dogs and DBM's , I'll leave that shit to you

Yes you could walk stright in but fuck that after a load of squaddies have been in there, god knows what you might find

What they forgot to mention is the Honda will keep going forever whereas the Kawasaki will die a premature death

He's an unabashed Tory fiddling cunt of the highest order

Watch out for those trees Fred

I rode further around the perimeter road and then stopped by the Casterley vedette post to have a coffee from my flask........... and then carried on further keeping a good eye on the red flags so as not to stray anywhere I wasn't allowed to be........... As I got down to the Bustard Inn I saw that I couldn't enter that area but then I spotted a couple of byways on the GPS that I hadn't done before. This one I shall call 'Pete's Lane ' as I know he'd just love to splash his way through those puddles ........... @Pedro check out the road tyres in the shitty conditions .................. and then all too soon it came to an end, I could go no further along here ............... So I turned around and more or less followed my way back where I had come from . I did stop here to check out this building for any DBM's looking for @XTreme but they wern't there and as didn't fancy getting a mortar flying between my ears I left

I needed to get out today and check out another function on my GPS and to do that I needed to go off piste so I headed to Salisbury Plain. The flags were flying when I got there which is hardly surprising considering what's going on in Ukraine So I would have to stick to the perimiter path today and not venture into the bombardment area. At last we had a decent day and it wasn' that cold either although there was still a breeze. I headed up the hill from Upton Scudamore and onto the Plain......... Almost immediately I saw signs of Army activity and stopped by these guys who were parked up at a junction. I asked if it was ok to take a photo and they were fine but they didn't really answer my question when I asked them if they were on 'high alert' There were plenty of other vehicles dotted about along the route but I didn't bother any more of them. Further along I spotted a memorial which I had seen before but was too busy to stop, today I was on my own so I had plenty of time. The memorial was for a German soldier, I did a translation and I think this is what it says ; In memory of our good comrade Hunter Dirk Knoffel 3rd Parachute Hunter Battalion 313 Taken by an accident 05 September '93

Btw , is this an ' unstable ' sticker ?

Absolutely, all the best to your Mum

Uh-huh !! what you say @XTreme