IanB wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 19, 2018 6:56 pm

Plus front brake hose is safer routed behind/inside fork leg at bottom

Beat me to it.

Bob, I have a Warp9 gear shifter I'm not using.

OMG, you and Phil make a right pair of self-abusers I hope Chunky has a good first aid kit so sort you two out on your trip

Happy Birthday to your bike, pretty good going I reckon.

OMG, that couldn’t have worked out better.

Cheers, Bob

Hi,

anyone got a tool tube they're willing to sale, I could have sworn I had one but I've searched the garage and can't find it.

cheers, Bob.

Just find somewhere where you can't be seen, once you've picked your spot wait 30mins before you make camp to make sure no one passes by.

Like others have said , take any litter you have with you and all will be fine, just try to make sure that the storm from hell is not arriving soon after

they say closed for 18 months--but still open to walkers, horses etc--i.e. a "bridleway"--its classed as an experiment!--obviously they intend it to be permanent--and there appears to be a mechanism for any objection trafficorders@wiltshire.gov.uk. I guess its to stop all the camper vans etc, but t...

Richard Simpson Mark II wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 09, 2018 11:10 am

Looks hot up there...

Gotta love Wiltshire

I've never been so dusty Richard, I don't think I'll ever encounter such dry conditions again while trail riding for the rest of my days.

I went by Stonehenge yesterday on the A303 (in the van) and noticed that the byways off that road are closed off by barriers. I then found this on the Wiltshire CC website, so what is an 'experimental byway closure' . If I were a cynical person I'd imagine that they're closed permanently :roll: At l...