Bryn wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 1:41 pm

Looks familiar

Indeed, but mines got a moodier sky behind it . . . and a quality bike in front

Steve T

Got this one last year at 3 months old . . .
And this is him and his mentor on there introduction to the local wild life . . .
. . . and at 1 year old this weekend just past . . .
Steve T

From a few years ago - wonder how many people can name the building?
Steve T

And this one from somewhere in France back in July 2013 . . .
Fecking HUGE machine mackes the Crosstourer look tiny

Steve T

From back in 2007 . . . a couple of heavy weights . . . and some tanks
Tain bombing range - one of my official places of work back in the day, getting rid of these things and many much smaller varieties
Steve T

Yes, selfish cunt who used his own bike instead of a a works pool car, a pool car likely as not used by social workers and carers.

Yes, incredibly selfish of me to pick my own well being over the masses.

Steve T

I was working, honest Hofficer

Steve T

The Alp has been SORN'd for a while - I try and only run one machine through the winter and it's the F8GS that gets the dirty shift :mrgreen: . The F8GS has now joined the Alp on SORN, leaving me with the new CB5X to commute and shop with (it's only taxed cos it was part of the "on-road" charges whe...

Steve, he's asking about my latest purchase, a CB500X ;) Peter, the F8GS is like the CB in a few ways - they both sip fuel, they are both quite flickable on the right roads. Most importantly, they both make me grin, when riding them or just looking at them :mrgreen: The GS is far better set up for r...