Featured What you been doing with your TRIUMPH today??

Is that a quid for each, bike and/or helmet locker, and how long for?
Seems like a good idea to me.

 

What a great idea

 

Us Pomponians we got it sorted,,lol,,

 

the lock is non refundable but I think the locker is, with regards length of time, its open 24 hrs but I didn't look for a time limit. If you go in in the left hand lane its a half barrier so you go straight through and on the way out again use the left lane and theres a little m/c lane that goes round the barrier. They say you can't use your own chain/locks in the locking bays, but then some weren't working. its right next to the car park office so theres always someone nearby

 

Nothing' left her at home, got so paranoid she'd get nicked outside term 2 I took the bus instead. So now I won't worry about her over my pint(s) of guinness

 

Trip to Loomies but it rained!
Nice Ducati there though.

 

Wife was out when I got up so I sneaked out for an hour she caught me coming home though she was walking down the street as I rode passed.
Andy

 

Aberdeen for a look around Ecosse Motorcycles, they had a Street Triple,

http://www.ecossemotorcycles.co.uk/locator/647259/2013-13-reg-triumph-street-triple-675.aspx
http://www.ecossemotorcycles.co.uk/locator/647286/2014-14-reg-triumph-1050.aspx

and a Sprint.

I liked.They were good enough to look after my gear and so I got to walk around town in comfort "cheers guys"

I looked at motorcycle jeans RST Isle of Man 89 quid, add your own armour. I really did not think much of any of them, lacking in lining and thin, it seemed to me, think I will stick with leather.Then off to M and S

 

it's the 9th of October and the sun is shining again on Bonnie Scotland ,jeans and summer gloves
thought i would have a run up to Glenshee ski centre, view from one of the car parks


met a couple of other Triumph owners thinking like me this will be the last sunday run this year(i said that last sunday)

decided to keep going up to Braemar and stopped of at the Hungry Highlander £3.00 for a cup of tea and an egg roll then on to Ballater..

 

Scotland is FANTASTIC in any weather, just you cant always ride in it!

 

thanks Bikerman,yes it was a lovely run,the road from the ski centre to Braemar and beyond is always kept in great nick (something to do with the royals having their summer home there no doubt!)

 

you won't regret going there, whatever road you take, they are all absolutely fantastic

 

what a lot of people don't realize about Eilean Donan castle is that in it's current form it's only 84 years old! before that it was basically a pile of rubble,it actually looks nothing like the original,the survey drawings were not rediscovered until they had finished the rebuild in 1932,they did make a pretty good job of it though

 

Someone had to think of it I suppose

 

your'e not alone, i only found out a few years ago,i guess as it's such a big attraction for tourist they won't want to advertise it was built that recently,it is a lovely looking castle and the setting is idyllic

 

That is a beautiful picture.

 

Today, I fitted Gilles rearsets. They look nice and are beautifully made, but I'm not actually convinced by them. They are anodised black but the right one has a silver heel guard, but the left one doesn't have one. And my carbon heel guards don't fit, and I need to make a new low boy support bracket.

I'll put some fotos up, please give me your honest opinions. Cheers.


Thanks for the feedback,

Atb

Bob

 

Stone henge is the same much of the standing stones were resurrected in 1900s

 

i think they look good, probably looks better with the colour of your bike,Yellow and Black does look good together.have you tried them out yet?

 

So is Avebury, the site was bought by Alexander Keiller of the Dundee Marmalade fame, at that point most of the stones were either below ground or broken up and used for building houses and walls, he dug 'em up and even pulled some of the houses down to re-form the 3 rings.
Looks very pretty, but don't bother stopping at the pub, they DONT welcome bikers! (To the poimt of asking you to leave!)
The near by straight road is a blast though.
Stonehenge was in private ownership, Cecil Chubb bought it for £6600 in 1915 from the Antrobus family of Cheshire and gave it to the country 3 years later.
Now its just a money making machine!