Saul

Not long enough to need more. Last time I went abroad was before I had to take any of this shit.

Any of you old fellas know much about taking your prescription meds abroad. I have six that I have to take daily and wonder if I need to make any provision to ride in the EU carrying them?

About time Shad Man

Have a look on the Highwaymans website I think the allow vans to stay free on site overnight if you have a meal in the pub. If not there is a place in Okehampton just up the road called Betty Cottles, we used to stay there on Saab club meets.

It gets better inside mate. One bar is made up like a woodland fairy grotto with little elves and woodland creatures popping out of holes in the wall. the Bar looks like a tree growing out of the floor. Has to be seen to be believed but there is an atmosphere in the place. The Landlady convinced my gullible mate she was a white witch over the course of an evening on their home made cider (which I reckon could run a motor it was that strong). By the end of the night we had to walk him back to his tent as he was terrified to go on his own. . The other bar come restaurant is made up like the inside of a sailing ship with a pirate theme, again it has to be seen to be believed. Add a few beers and low light and it's not that hard to believe the magic. https://www.thehighwaymaninn.net/

870. I wanted to crack the 1000 today but it was just to cold and I never had enough layers on so headed back across Dartmoor after getting to Sourton. Still haven't thawed out yet. Gonna walk the dog now and wash the bike after.

Had a bimble on the Hornet this morning up to Devon and Dartmoor. Absolutely stunning part of the world. Anyway years ago at a Saab meet camping weekend we went to the Highwayman for a few beers. We had a great night in a very interesting pub. Worth a Google if you are interested.

Funnily enough my Mrs asked me what the fuck I was watching when she heard it,

Not every time, although I am sure she will be fine

I am a big fan of the CB500F it is an excellent bike and for the cost I don't think anything comes close. So I understand why you don't want to change. I only did 5000 miles on mine and I couldn't really fault it, but mine was bought for commuting to work and when I decided to stop that I felt that I could buy something with a bit more fun factor which lead me to the Hornet. I looked at several other bikes but the Hornet was the right choice for me although a Triumph 660 ran it close. I think that my affection for the CB500F probably tipped me in favour of the Hornet, they are very alike in many ways.

As you probably know I traded my CB500F for a Hornet. I agree with the light looking a bit odd. I bought a small screen that improves things in my opinion. Ride a Hornet if you can I am confident you will be impressed, very much like the CB500 just better in every way. I love mine and the only downside for me was the higher fuel consumption, but that is the only thing I can think of and not a big deal in any way.

Or Dr Who Saltaran

Stunning photos Pedro. Its content like that, that brings me here, bloody brilliant.

Bloody enjoyed that. Great production.

My favourite of all time, that I owned in the early 2000’s. 1978 BMW R100RS. Bessie Big Jugs. Loved that bike and was an absolute fool to sell it.

Probably staying in then mate.

+ 10 BHP.

Tis an old bank that is now a Posh eatery but chop it up if you need to.

I know bike of the month is a Honda free zone but I’m in

Yes mate.

I think a months free loan was the deciding factor. Wish someone would lend me a Trans Alp free of charge.

I must say I am impressed I have just put 22.04 LTS Jammy Jellyfish on one of my ancient MacBook Pros. It took less than 30 mins to install and set up and I have the latest version of Chrome running a treat. Really improved the machine that was struggling with MacOS and an old unsupported version of Chrome. All good so far.

He seems to be getting along well with the Trans Alp

Is this Motorcycle Riders version of Grinder ?

Anyone using it?