Would posting it on YouTube and then post the link here work?

tom

Back in the 1960s I had a 80cc scooter. Once when the throttle cable broke I tied a piece of string direct to the carb and worked it with my knee. Got me the couple of miles home.

tom

I have given mine to my local Fire Station. They are happy, not just for the obvious reason. Their training is often centralised so a helmet donation gives them a chance for local training.

tom

Strange the this whole comunity is called Adventure Biker Rider. So what is than an Adventure Bike Rider It’s because we ride our bikes on adventures, be they big or small, the bikes or the adventures, it doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter whether they are adapted for off-road or not, it ain’t what ...

I got one off Ebay this time last year. It was dirt cheap, £20. My expectations were pretty low. It has a USB plug in the right hand pocket and a little silicon rubber press button that switches it on and cycles through the heat settings. I used it all through last winter! you need a hefty power pa...

I always like to buy magazines in a shop, I view it as helping the local economy. I have never taken out a subscription. I haven't been able to find the ABR magazine in my local W H Smiths since lockdown. In fact their range of bike magazines seems reduced as well. Anyone else having this problem? tom

...and much of it above the snow line. Those guys are giants above sportsmen.

tom

daveuprite wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 22, 2020 6:48 pm

Yeah, that's a lovely bike. Great to see it being used properly, not just polished and trailer-ed about.

I fully agree with the above sentiments, lovely bike being used what more can be said.

...however

Nearly 40 photos of the same bike!

tom

Take the opportunity to get heated gloves, far better.

tom

garyboy wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 14, 2020 1:10 am

.. and also, i notice that the definition is only about the same as my older phone cam, despite it saying it had double the megapixels.

The higher the ISO the poorer the picture quality. ISO 200 will give better photos (subject to lighting) than ISO 1600.

tom