boboneleg

Absolutely brilliant Fred I've ridden up here with Paul many years ago but I had no idea that tunnel was close by

Nice one Pete, I love that old standpipe

Yep, never buy a bike that lives by the seaside or a car/truck for that matter.

A better idea Tym is to cut up an old plastic container (oil or similar) and use them to line the soft bag.

Seaton, Devon

I'm not going to 'like' this if you don't mind Pete. I've seen enough of the inside of hospitals without you taking photos of them

OMG, you couldn't make that up. Best not bother with the rest of the course then Chris ?

Yep, I'm going with uneven road surface. When you're trail riding that sort of thing happens about every 30 seconds

Good moaning........

Is that your Minky..............

Fuckmine a sailor with zero tatoos ?

A lady who doesn't like shopping, I'm not sure I believe you ? ? ?

The old bald and toothless git hasn't been on for a while............

Hope it works out ok for you Tym, let us know how you get on.

I'm going to be 62 soon Pedro, I very much doubt if the NHS would spend anymore money on a fancy new leg. I'm not even sure they would replace some of the components on this one now, so I'll hang onto this one for as long as I can. It has some pretty groovy components for a NHS funded leg as it is so I'm grateful for what I've got.

One for Pedro..............

Yes, sad day. RIP Diana Rigg.

This may be the first time ever that Tym wasn't the first to get banned

Go on google earth and look at some parts of downtown Detroit nowadays, that's very scary.

Great photos Pedro and I like the abandoned palace , what a shame about the palm trees.

I'm a bad boy

You could live to 150 and you'd still not achieve that (in my experience) A smaller , lighter bike could open up so many more opportunities for you.

Get yourself a 250 as well as the Tiger Chris, then you can stray off onto other stuff knowing that you should be able to get safely out. If I lived where you live I'd be exploring every chemin/track I could find

It always amazes me that in France it's hard to find a campsite in July/August without pre-booking as they're rammed. But in June/ September they're all feckin closed ?