boboneleg

Well you can do it cos I'm not going near the fat fucker

As someone who did his RN training in Torpoint I can categorically say that your Aunt is fibbing

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm, I haven't voted yet as I'm torn between Fred's sunset and the contrast of Sofia's bike on that border bridge

I'd agree that those people wishing to come here see all the perceived wealth, what they don't realise is that 75% (my guess) of that wealth if all on credit

Gov.UK figures for Bristol in September 2021 Rate of COVID-19 cases in Bristol in past 7 days 21 September 2021: 185 per 100,000 people 17 September 2021: 131 per 100,000 people 14 September 2021: 152 per 100,000 people 10 September 2021: 261 per 100,000 people Comparison with England and other local authorities for current week England: 303 cases per 100,000 people Neighbouring local authorities Bath and North East Somerset: 221 cases per 100,000 people North Somerset: 239 cases per 100,000 people South Gloucestershire: 189 cases per 100,000 people Somerset: 266 cases per 100,000 people Local authorities in England with the highest rates of COVID-19 cases per 100,000 people Barnsley: 582 North Lincolnshire: 545 Leicestershire: 515 Calderdale: 503 Northamptonshire: 491

If you want some Givi hardcases I have some in my garage that I'm never likely to use again. I can probably get you photos tomorrow if I can reach them but they're like these...........

You can call me dumb but I'm pretty certain that language won't get you far in Spain

Welcome Septic

Sorted it out for you Bob

Welcome Moto Beemer

I should have asked you to do it with your rattle can

This is mine, the garage is as far as I've gone this month

Unlike the mind of the dude with the top-box

Hah !!! I was doing the same thing Fred

Exactly...................... how many times have we got to tell him

It's a cultural thing I reckon Pete, a Brit would NEVER have a piss in front of a woman , they'd run across the field and hide first . Southern Europeans are not so hung up on those sort of things, it's either that or they have bigger willies than us What say you @Pedro

To be fair it must have been a fairly boring job. I used to deliver to a site up in Northumberland where they used to fire small rockets and stuff down this long tunnel. It was very remote and they had to keep enough provisions on site for 3 weeks as when it snowed they could be stuck in there for a long time . I never really thought about it at the time but some of those places I used to deliver when we had the Royal Ordnance contract were very interesting.

The Puriton reference was because I used to go there to collect and deliver ordnance (including TNT) when I was driving . I think the site is flattened now but it used to be huge. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ROF_Bridgwater

That explains a lot , i always used to wonder what was behind that gate whenever I passed on the bike. When we were kids we used to go to Sand Bay a lot, our Dad would fish off the rocks below the toll road and us kids would entertain ourselves on the beach while our Mum had a rest (from us ). One day at low tide we found what turned out to be an unexploded shell, we didn't know what it was but after dragging our Mum down to view it she called the police and they evacuated the beach while my Dad just carried on with his fishing

I can imagine it could be quite dark in those cave houses once nightfall comes but on the plus side you only need to buy one colour of paint

This is a great photo of a study in concentration

All photos present now. Great ride report Pedro, fantastic photos I don't think I've ever seen a bike with a fully enclosed engine like that before, or is it 'fan cooled' like a Vespa ?

Very funny Did you live near Puriton at the time ?

Great report Pedro, unfortunately I can only see the last 7 photos . Is it just me ?