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Tigerman


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Got to agree. 

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Taken today. Perfect riding conditions not to hot , not to cold.

And another thing, as much as I love Greenlaning its nice being able to go out all day. Come home and put the bike straight in the garage, without spending hours cleaning it!! biggrin Road riding sometimes has its advantages!smile



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-- Edited by Biff on Saturday 12th of May 2012 10:31:49 PM

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Anywhere better?  Always mild to quite warm, green n luscious.  No extremes.  Nairobi or the highlands? Vancouver? Assam? Dordogne? - Montana is somewhere i have never been but want to go but think there are extremes...just a mulling moment between madness. smile



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Good enough for a sm on a few lanes today ;)




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It certainly was beautiful in the lanes this afternoon.

I even took my old namesake out for a bimble:-

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and I called in to visit the postmasn as I was passing.

Here's Kaz trying it for size - but she couldn't start it. biggrin

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Turned out nice again ........... smilewinkbiggrinconfuse

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Stunning looking bike that, Mr Cubber!

Chris.

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Well thankyou, Mr Brockstar.

I thought you may originally have been alluding to the wench too! biggrin

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Like Tigerman, went out on my road bike yesterday, was a great little run up over Dartmoor and plenty of bikes about.  Was thinking of maybe organising a road (tarmac!) based ride out sometime if anyone's up for it.....



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Hoops wrote:

Like Tigerman, went out on my road bike yesterday, was a great little run up over Dartmoor and plenty of bikes about.  Was thinking of maybe organising a road (tarmac!) based ride out sometime if anyone's up for it.....

 Yeah, midweek during the day is best for me.



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A bit too kind here today - over 30 degrees in the shade relax.gif



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TTR wrote:

A bit too kind here today - over 30 degrees in the shade relax.gif

 

Complains he with a swimming pool next to his workshop smilesmilesmile



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John, that's not a swimming pool - it's a rinsing bath for the stuff coming out of the grit blaster. biggrin

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I am grateful for the reminder of the "facility" - just had my first swim of the season - water about 28 degrees - nice biggrinbiggrinbiggrin

I must say Martyn that Trish did notice some funy looking sediment at the bottom of the pool cry



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TTR wrote:

I am grateful for the reminder of the "facility" - just had my first swim of the season - water about 28 degrees - nice biggrinbiggrinbiggrin

I must say Martyn that Trish did notice some funy looking sediment at the bottom of the pool cry

 

You shouldn't throw yer pasty ends in there. That's a whole winters build up. Spose you could dive for them!disbelief.gif

 



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