Featured What you been doing with your TRIUMPH today??

That looks like the Welland Viaduct, a great place to stop for pictures

 

Yep

 

Rode her to work!

 

Take it nice and steady mate

 

Don’t get yourself distracted by any rainbows or you could end up wearing one of the gowns

we know you want to but not by accident

 

Short ride along the beaches with my wife - hit 1000km's .

 

Oh dear......

 

"Relieved by the wife" has an entirely different meaning here in the states, Duck.

 

So today, got working on jobs on the Sprint bar risers on, shorty levers back on. Clutch cable adjusted. Chain lubed. Oil checked. Givi pannier racks on ready for a trip when we finally can go to places that are open. Out for a quick pootle with a mate later.

 

Nice looking hound there!

DS

 

Well done Duck, but I am worried .... into rainbows and is that a vegan helmet?

 

Having been married for a while now, I don't either

 

Hey @Duckadiledundee next time you are having a run to the cat and fiddle give me a shout, I'll ride across for a chat mate..

 

Nice ride out today. Great to be back on the bike

 

Glad the bike’s going alright then mate.
Bet you’ve got a real sense of achievement. Well done.

 

Great photo,with my all time favourite aircraft.BAE ,Lightning.I did an exercise at RAF,Binbrook many years ago,where they were based,and saw many take off and land,Awesome!

 

Been a long time coming but today I actually managed to get out on the bike for the first time since September last year. It felt so good! The clutch needed freeing off strangely enough - just like Meriden Triumphs of yesteryear. Bloody thing! No kickstart to free it off with so it was into gear and rock it back and forth with the clutch held in until it freed itself. Didn't want to try to engage gear again with the engine running. I suppose it's getting old and grumpy, just like me, but after that the clutch was smooth and the gearchange slick and easy. The engine was smooth, powerful and eager - as it should be! The tyres gripped grippily, the suspension suspended and the brakes braked beautifully. The sun shone and the temperature was just about right. 60 miles and about an hour and a half of motorcycling bliss using roads that I know well whilst I get myself back in the groove again. Magic!
Now for an advert .....
Thanks to Paul Johnson at PJ's Motorcycle Services at Thorne near Doncaster www.pjmotorcycleservices.co.uk for the service he did on the bike for me which was thorough and excellent value for money. The bike runs like new. He picked it up from our old address, took it to his workshop and delivered it to our new address after servicing when we were sorted enough to have room to tuck it away! Very obliging, fair and an excellent mechanic. Not the first time that he's serviced my bikes and it wont be the last - I hope!
Worryingly, when I got off the bike after my ride, my back was as stiff as a stiff thing and my legs weren't much better. Probably just out of practice but old(ish) age and two crushed vertebra are unlikely to be helping. Ah well, I'll just have to keep going as best I can for as long as I can. Sod 'em!!

 

It is circa 55 mins from mine, but it is a lovely ride for me, so give me a shout. pm me next time you are going and I will see if I can get across at the same time...

 

Known to us as the frightening, two humungous engines and just a handful of dials they went like shit off a shovel and drank fuel like it was going out of fashion proper aircraft.

 

Great picture mate your bike looks cool next to that aircraft