boboneleg

I found some more photos of the repaint, most of the panels I found on ebay then I prepped and painted them myself.

I think this is off-road Near the top of the Stella Alpina in 2005, my mates Varadero is on the right, I'm behind him sorting something out on my Transalp. Take no notice of the others, they are mere casuals on their lightweight enduro bikes (or they got more sense than us) My mate found out on the way back down that the linked brakes on his Varadero were not a good idea on snow covered hairpin bends

You're obviously a big Suzuki fan

Dave in the corner with a mate...............

any good ?

Takes me back to my youth, I had that on a imported 7'' single.

I'm trying to build my number thingy up ?

what about 73 ?

or even 35

of course it could be 21

but I reckon it's 7

I've been told that it's always 42 ?

Any photos of your Serow, I have a soft spot for them as it was a Serow that got me trail riding again.

Some nice stuff in that shop

Brilliant Yen and all that done on a Peugeot ?

Pure ruggedness Pete

Yes indeed, I'm a mere lightweight in that department compared to the master that is TYM

Back to the ride..................... Nice one Michelle, it's good to see someone getting out on their bike. I'll bet it feels a whole lot better now with the new bearings

I only managed a 3 week ban some years ago ?

0.35 , I have a couple of things 'plaguing my old chap ' as well, can you help ?

Point of order, you can't call Pete a nob head............. Ginger twat is ok though

That one in particular as the right hand ride (as you're looking at it) has a big hole in it

You're such a show off Fred

Hah ! I thought our school was the only one that employed the 'one pad ' tactic