When this is over. Where are you taking your bike?

[Barcelona Pat]

South America has been a long term plan.
I have been to Ecuador 3 times. Long time ago.
And met some back packers traveling SA.
I have a dream to do the on MC.

The dream and plan is still there. But I do not know id f it makes sense to hope anymore.
So may times in may life, I have had hard times. And when I have take in though them and started to think of an easier life. Some new disaster happens. So I start to loose hope.

Your plans do you credit - so please don´t lose sight of them, or lose heart as we work through the current difficulties. It may be that you have to put back your travel plans a little, but trust me, the trip will be worth the wait. S America is packed with amazing places, people and spectacular wilderness. Think of it as more time to prep, perhaps? I do hope it works out, and that in due course you can share your journey with us in some way.
Pat

[Richard Simpson Mark II]

Just up the road would be nice..

[Asgard]

Richard, you could always set off the shops and once getting there and seeing how dodgy the anti -social distancing was turn back
Just a thought

Hope you are doing well BTW

[johnnyboxer]

I think I am taxing mine today, just to get out to collect some meds or food from time to time

[spangle]

300+ miles for me today from work to home the wiggly way. I feel lucky!


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[DavidS]

Got to reorder my blood pressure tablets for next week. Our doctors has two surgeries and we are on the nearby satellite place.
I might say I will collect them from the main one which will at least give me an hour on the bike if I go the slightly odd route.
Otherwise all I’ve done is four laps of the garden on the Husky.

[dodursley]

If you live in a rural area you could have a reasonable trip to the shops/supermarkets, you may have to visit a few to get all you want/need.

[macvisual]

I'd love a full days ride through Glencoe mountain range, into Ballachulish, Appin, following on to Oban for lunch. Head to the Green Welly......then back to Stirling via Loch Lubnaig - Callander.

Great route that......I've ridden it often.


mac

[DavidS]

If you live in a rural area you could have a reasonable trip to the shops/supermarkets, you may have to visit a few to get all you want/need.

We are nicely rural but I am in a heightened rather than high risk group so not keen on meeting people (plus I’m a miserable sod). We have a handy small village shop but we have managed to get Tesco delivery slots every 10 to 14 days so been ok.

[v8mark]

I'd love a full days ride through Glencoe mountain range, into Ballachulish, Appin, following on to Oban for lunch. Head to the Green Welly......then back to Stirling via Loch Lubnaig - Callander.

Great route that......I've ridden it often.


mac

Love that route done it in the car plan is do it on the bike