the Govt does very well out of the sale of new ic engined cars

If it's a National speed limit the truck can legally do 50mph (changed from 40mph a few years ago which helps reduce the frustration of drivers behind). Still 40 in Scotland, and the Scottish police love doing the English truckers! But things still get a bit lively when the Paddy trucks are heading...

Asgard wrote: ↑Wed Aug 05, 2020 10:19 am Well done on being able to listen to that trio for more than 10 seconds Richard

I confess to fastfwding a few times...and why was the horrible music so loud?

A bit over-long and with a contrived 'Top Trumps' format but interesting.

The Triumph comes out best, but so it should at the money!

And I've realised why the Guzzi is so cheap...who chooses the paint colours?

Similar offer in the UK too...from £29.99...but are they road legal?

My advice...call them back and say you have a quote for £X for a stand-alone policy for the BM for 12 months, and unless they can do better the new provider will get both bikes next time.

You can look at FB (public groups) without signing up.

Just click 'not now' when the annoying pop-up pops up.

I've got a lot of time for Guzzis, and one huge advantage for you would be no chain to clean, lube and adjust. But if I were in the market for a retro, I'd have to find a really good reason not to buy a Royal Enfield 650. It's got all the charm of a Brit twin of the 1970, but without the horrors. In...

ollydog wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2020 5:28 pm cleaned the solar panel on the roof of my camper fell off and broke me fucking leg

That's tragic!

My neighbour with the Dellow is gutted.

MCC had put in a huge amount of work, with electronic scoring systems etc to maximise social distancing.

I think this year is pretty much a write-off now for grass-roots motorsports, and international travel.