What are the consequences of them letting go though? It seems like a cheap enough part to carry in a spares kit, but won't it lunch the top-end if it goes?

PapaLazarou wrote:Waiting...

Arrived!




And v.good too!

Waiting...

Ok. Last piccie...

Does my bum look big in these?

Well, I like riding alone. No pressure regarding routes or timings. You can visit the same palce 20 times if you want, and noone will get bored.

However, you have to be realistic about safety. I would say that there aren't many roads in the Uk that aren't driven every day, but once you get off ...

Treadtrader wrote: Problem is with daylight riding is you can't see if they're on.

Don't you just check your reflection on anything you ride behind or park against?

Will try to finish the rr when i get discharged and can upload my photos properly.

When did scouse come off? I was Weds afternoon at 3.00. Took 2 mins for first passers by to arrive, 40 mins for amb to arrive, then another 30 to 50 mins to get into ambulance and sorted for the journey. Operated ...

Well, this was supposed to be the second part of my Irish Photorally Report but it didn't really work out...

Having bagged a good few photos on my first outing , that ended upmwitha broken thumb if you recall, I set out on Wednesday to bag some of the more local ones. I wasn't doing too bad - had ...

Rhubarb

and

The Rockford Files on Thursday night after Tomorrows World [mmmm Maggie Philbin] and Top Of The Pops [Mmmm Kim Wilde...]

Well, Here's mine...

1999 TDM850. Bit tatty, but the best (and indeed only) bike I've ever owned.

The picture is me trying to bag a pic for the Irish Photorally earlier in the year. Couldn't get near it for horseboxes (see the tailback leading along the ridge to the left), but you can just see the ...