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If the bandit has been fixed I'll be there Simon.

Yep it was a bit wet on this ride and the bandit kept misfiring, which spoilt a normally sweet bike; a new set of plugs is on the way as a first attempt into solving the fault.
Hope it has been fixed by the time of the "Mystery Ride".

Might be a bit late but see you at the Steamer.

Yes I'm up for a Sunday ride.

Yum Yum cake, went down very well.
Good route with mostly dry roads, so we were able to maintain swift progress.
Keep in the locker for future use.
Thanks Brian.

I'm up for it Brian. See you at 0945

The recent trip to Wales highlighted to me' just how much better their roads are compared to the West Country, and probably England.

ptolemyx wrote: ↑Jun 28th, '23, 04:15 I dream of only needing 3 pees in the night



It'll happen to all of you sooner or later......even our glorious leader Si

So true and it didn't cross my mind when I was younger.

jer r1 wrote: ↑Jun 23rd, '23, 06:41

Ming wrote: ↑Jun 23rd, '23, 03:09 Did you not think of the Just Giving page for donated tyres for Roy?

A half worn tyre would have far to much grip for Roy, and wouldn't have the wire banding visable.

I'm trying to save the planet. We are too quick to throw stuff away.
That tyre fitter was talking rubbish.

Happy Birthday Simon.

Stayed all afternoon and enjoyed the day.
Had some problems cramming the family into the topbox for the trip, but managed it somehow.

Caveman Your quote "make sure you have fuel and enough money to get more if needed and a coffee. " My guess is that more people are feeling the pinch of recent times and staying home. You and your mate went on the ride so it must have been a "success". :) You are getting it out t...

I used to park there for offroad rides with a previous biking club, so no problem finding it.

Count me in Richard. Have to do a blood test at 1030 so should be fine for 1130.
Where do you want to meet?