Pedro

That's sad ... If there ever was someone in need of a big tank GS it is you! Think of the zombies, or covid!

After giving it serious thoughts over drinking whisky after dinner I have concluded you need that green Honda. It'll fill an emotional hole while being a third Honda in your fleet. A third Honda is a relevant number of Hondas, it's so because it is green and really slow and pretty. Also, since it is slow and pretty and old, from the slow side it´ll make you enjoy the rides that you share with people on classic slow bikes a lot more than you do now (because it's naturally slow) , from the green side it´ll look cool, while still providing superiority from being a Honda. Do it, Redbreast 12 says so! I name it "The Lantern"!

He wouldn't, he think Polaris in the inside of warm winter coats!

You've got no idea where he is!

There already is a bin in the background!

You could think that, but apparently Marcel isn't aware he's in the neighborhood.

Photos look like you do go to some effort to keep that bike spotless!

That only works against vampires.

I don't know what the news are specifically, but judging by the IP address @Marcel uses and the one @Buckster has been using these last couple of days, I would guess Marcel is in on it.

Yes it is!

I know it's meant to be a classic, but isn't that too slow?

Doesn't matter what kind of fish you are.

Here's mine, I'll try the @Six30 and @busabeast approach and go for no background and no scenery.

Nice! Better than your usual submissions, but sadly it's not yours.

September is about to end, and for some that'll mark the start of the end of their riding season, for others it's starting, here we celebrate our favourite activity. You can enter Bike Of The Month by submitting horizontal pictures of your bike out on a ride this month. I will consider the last one you post as your final entry. On the 28th afternoon / evening submissions will close and I'll start the poll.

Already has!

why?

90 isn't the limit everywhere in Europe, Germany is 80 for example, Italy goes to 100 in medium sized trucks. The feeling to slow speeds down is everywhere. Now is the time to set all the European wrongs in England, though, instead of blaming Europe.

Most of the time I ride in jeans and a non waterproof jacket, in this case I always carry rain overalls. However, in winter it's nice to have a jacket that can deal with rain without bothering with the overalls. Even in winter, only when it looks like proper rain and cold do I prefer to have proper textile pants instead of jeans.

I'm curious as to how you guys clean or treat your jackets and pants to keep them waterproof. I have had poor luck with it so far, but I think the sun and dryness affect the stuff I wear a little more than you guys.

How noisy are they on tarmac?

Pretty sure Europe has no say on speed limits in England, dude.

Actually, @boboneleg, the gay tires were literally put on the closed until December or January, by which time they´ll come out

Bisexual tires?