boboneleg

You should come down here Clive, you can sit in the sun and watch it raining in Wales from where I live

and has the handling of a feckin shopping trolley

Three holidays abroad , how the feck do you manage that on a pension ?

I just wondered as it says 'Cutie' (QT), I'm sure Sophia reckons you're a bit of a cutie

It's the only thing in the States that's smaller than ours, look at the feckin breakfast

Is that a personal plate on your bike, by that I mean does it reflect you in some way , a nickname or something like that ?

Great photos again Pedro, this is stunning............

Bang on Bucky, some of these poor loves can't face life unless they have at least 4 holidays a year

In the 1960's they were also smoking on the jetliner

Ive got to question while there's shingle , why not some nice slabs so that the occupants get some kip

You'll never see us together in the same room at the same time

I can remenber a pic of you on it, you made it look like a toy. How tall are you ?

Buckster beat me to it

Test yourself every 2/3 days Fred, if you're still negative then you're good to go

I used to ride a 640 Adventure, I'm 5'8'' and I managed ok.

If he won't play on the lycra front, let's see a photo when he had a real bike. The KTM640 ADV

I dunno, whay don't you ask Gaylord, I mean Buckster

It's going to be pissing down here apparently, typical British summer then

I reckon this is more his style..............

I must be getting old, I actually quite like that................

That is feckin 'orrible, it has none of the classic Sportster lines .

There's a guy up in the North-East who has imported five from Canada, 2019 and 2020 models. He is asking £7,400 for them (on the road price), if it was nearer to £6,500 I'd be on my way to collect one . Me and my mate (Sarge) have looked into importing a few times but it's cost prohibitive at the moment , if we could find someone in the States to store 5 of them for us for a year and fit used speedos so they look like a second-hand bike then it would be worth it as then the tax implications would be far less.

A 600-700cc single in trail-bike form is the perfect bike for me. Enough ooomph to get you down the road but light enough to pick up when you toss it down the trail........... All hail the mighty Donkey

So is he in Linford Christie's league................. asking for a friend

I put Italian expresso in mine (Lavazza at the moment) and top it up with boiling water so a bit like an Americano, does the job for me