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When is yours?

I'm now in the geriatric company of @Renegade, @Specs, and @zzzak........with @Clive joining us soon!

Going from a Honda to a Rieju is like going from Ice Cream to Horse Shit......so no!

Thanks everybody! Still here and still riding! Weather permitting of course! And today it's pissing down so no birthday ride. So here's the 60th one!

He's talking about a different David Bailey!

And don't forget "Line Dancing Redneck" as well!

I should never have bought that van from @Six30 Motors!

Where I live! A guy I know on FB was very inspired by my pics and vids......so he left the UK last week to ride down on his T7. Got into Granada province, pulled up somewhere and lost his footing, and over the bike went on his leg. In a very remote area! He was pinned down by it, but eventually managed to get his injured leg free. Then he tried picking the bike up and fucked his back up as well. So he's a bit battered now! No idea on his whereabouts at the moment......maybe the Midgets got him? Thing is, riding here isn't a walk in the park like it appears to be!

Exactly! Have you noticed that nobody ever wants to be here?

Yeh.....I had one as well!

You need a nice Transalp you do!

Where have all the legends gone?

I'm more......

You said you were going to do 600kms? So you're going to cover 300kms in 2.5 hours?

Yeh......from my van!

Went down to fuel up! Look at that fucking sky......it's like Wales in November!

So it's a Busa ride report then? Why don't you go the whole hog and drive it there in a van?

Coming with Billybob more like!

Ride Report then?

The left hand side is the measuring point!

Always used in Wales!

Better off with Android!

No......it's the angle of the pic! Loads of adjustment there and no slack when you pull it back off the sprocket! I haven't needed to adjust it since I've had it, and it seems most stock chains (if maintained properly) will go for in excess of 50K kms. And I've only got 20K.

Life is so much easier with a centre stand......so I gave the chain a really good clean today. And, for the first time since I've had the bike, I could check the steering head bearings properly.