Pedro

I must have had 23 or 24, not sure. I had just bought the Transalp. Am 40 now.

More like Guy Squints…

I love that!

Bloody vans, surfers, campers, motorhomes, why don't they all go cruise Russia!

That explains it, she usually doesn’t drive that fast either

What does that mean, Facebook is over?

Quite a difference between a motocross engine and the enduro/trail version when it comes to peak power and delivery, though. I would say a 450f would be easy enough, if a little uncomfortable to sit on. Just put a tooth more on the sprocket if it's too snappy and all's good. I do say, there will be no freedom like riding your smooth 500 on the road and just exploring dirt roads when you fancy, that's what it is all about. An older more old school 250 will be shit on the road, I think.

You're right, of course. Businesses have been doing great since before the printed word, even, and businesses have been doing fine before the internet too, that's why I haven't got a webpage and am a little annoyed that google maps knows where my office is I didn't mean spending on ads, I meant just sharing stuff and creating a presence on local communities, but that's all strange to me as only a couple of clients can contact me on WhatsApp

Quite a lot of businesses depend quite a lot on facebook and instagram, nowadays, though, it would be a shame for them to suffer.

Did all the girls arrive on the same Vespa?

Any used bike too

Today's fame is very much youtube based, so they did get it. Modern day Che Guevaras

There was a strike amongst the drivers carrying dangerous loads and they tried to stop all fuel transports. I'm obviously not sure, but the same must have happened in other countries for whatever reason.

Portugal has mobilized the army to deliver fuel two or three years ago.

I don’t get it @Tym, why are they old?

Well, it won't break down just because you haven't got a warranty, will it? Thinking about it, when's the last time a bike broke down on you, that you are so worried about it?

Big rain through the night, but sunday is cold and blue, some forrest roads might be a little slippery though:

Well, to get the story right: it was one wolf! and he didn't get to them, luckily

I quite like the idea of this.

Moist nuts are the worst

I'd like to know who that guy Kent is and why everyone is riding around his place. Maybe you should try and get him on here @XTreme, must be quite the interesting fellow.

It's raining a little, everything's dirty. Plus the neighbors bitches are in heat and my dog is going insane, I've been going for 15 walks per day No riding today, I just don't feel like it. I've been dieting a little, plus having no alcohol at all, and pretty fed up with stuff, I'm feeling quite angry Will take the car to the mechanic to switch off a service light that shouldn't be on and have a coffee.

CB500X wouldn't be a bad choice for easy hard packed dirtroads, also saving you a lot of money on another bike. I would just use your own bike at first when testing the waters. On the dry most tires will be ok, I find my tires to be really good for any pace I ride on road and adequate for dry compacted gravel or dirt, TKC70.

After what?