Of course when it gets to the clocks change it always seems to get a bit depressing but to be fair we have had some good days and good runs, mostly on BMW's though. It gets to the stage when I can't be bothered getting nice bikes clorty especially for a less than 100 mile run. First world problem I suppose, having plenty of bikes to choose from then feeling guilty when you end up abusing the "winter bikes" and leaving the shiny ones to languish in the workshop. The 650 BMWs have heated grips so when it gets colder that's our bikes of choice, the Airhead keeps your feet warm and I suppose the Guzzis keep your knees warm but when you get home after a ride and its mucky the wee BMW's are easy to clean. This is just a way of saying that I'm lazy and don't want all the bikes rotting under me, especially when the Cooncil starts spreading salt in huge quantities.
Anyway a third of the way through November and still getting out there so its all good. The doom mongers are expecting snow and icy weather soon, but what do they know, WW3 hasn't started yet, the petrol price is coming down slowly and its only 3 years to the next general election when we get a chance to vote for the next bunch of chancers to steal what money we have left and we have booked a one way ferry to the continent next summer (Don't worry , we do intend coming back ) ..so its not all bad, keep on Keeping on....
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| Budge and I enjoying the Airheads |
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| A Minor issue with my R100 (Fuel leak, still got me home and now fixed) |
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| The 650's wet run but great to be out anyway |
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| I can't pass this place without taking photos |
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| Stunning Colours |
