What have you done on your bike today?

We do indeed have some of the best roads in the country. I only go to Devils Bridge for the ride to get there. It's 70 miles but they're superb miles. The A683 from Kirkby Stephen to Sedburgh is one of my favourites. For the scenery as much as anything.
Give us a shout any time you're out and about. Same goes to any of our other northern members.

I'll be out and about soon Jim. The weather is changing, I'll give you a shout. (y)
 
Filling out docs details in caps…it catches me out about 3 times a day and sometimes I can’t be arsed correcting it 😁
My caps lock button doesn't have a little light on it to let me know it's in higher and lower case, pain in the arse sometimes!! It was the only laptop i could afford at the time and in the reviews it was the one thing people moaned about. :ROFLMAO:
 
Fitted a new shoe to Helga. :) I really need to buy an industrial tyre machine, you need to be a fookin' Octopus 🐙 to remove and fit a tyre using levers. :mad:

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......Oh, and when I was in Switzerland last year, one morning after a particularly heavy evening :rolleyes: I rolled my bike back in the hotel car park, with the disc lock on. Broke the front mudguard.'No problem' I thought, I'll pick one up from eBay when I get back. Little did I know at the time, these things are made from 'Unobtanium', the only ones I could find were scratched to buggery, and a new one was a fortune.

I forgot all about it until this week when i removed the wheel to fit the tyre. I bought a £20 plastic welder from Amazon, and job, jobbed. :)

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......Oh, and when I was in Switzerland last year, one morning after a particularly heavy evening :rolleyes: I rolled my bike back in the hotel car park, with the disc lock on. Broke the front mudguard.'No problem' I thought, I'll pick one up from eBay when I get back. Little did I know at the time, these things are made from 'Unobtanium', the only ones I could find were scratched to buggery, and a new one was a fortune.

I forgot all about it until this week when i removed the wheel to fit the tyre. I bought a £20 plastic welder from Amazon, and job, jobbed. :)

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Bit of surgical precision right there!!
 
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Your bike is unusual which for me has an appeal, more than that I can't say as I have no experience of riding such a contraption.

The motorcycling press who have ridden one are all very similar to this journalists view, including the current Editor of Bike magazine who says it's his No 1 fantasy bike.

Anyone who thinks different is having a larf due to it's illustrious owner :whistle:

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