nice weather

[RobG]

Weather was good enough this afternoon in Plymouth for a decent ride. Went across the moor, got home and the bike was shit high and covered in salt. I need some decent gloves I could hardly feel my fingers.

[Jay]

Well i cleaned my bike after last weekends ride to Cornwall,

A_T i saw you today going up Crownhill road,i was going the other way towards Tesco's at Transit way to fill up, you had a pillion, i only realised it was you sfter you had gone past , i hope that you all had a good day today out and about:)

Jay

[A_T]

A_T i saw you today going up Crownhill road,i was going the other way towards Tesco's at Transit way to fill up, you had a pillion, i only realised it was you sfter you had gone past , i hope that you all had a good day today out and about:)

Jay

Hope you nodded (hope I nodded)

loads of bikes out and about today..... good ride down to the Fat Frog at Liskeard (far enough with a figity pillion) had a feast of a roast washed down with a deluxe white hot chocolate (and not a pink mug in sight BF )

[age]

From what I have been told we had two inches as well but it had thawed alot by the time i got out of bed

[Jay]

Where abouts are you from Age???
no snow down in Plymouth though

Jay

[age]

Where abouts are you from Age???
no snow down in Plymouth though

Jay

Wellington mate

[georgie_d]

what a ride did an unexperienced thing and wore my summer gloves ok what a numpty i am but i got to wear my new irridium blue visor and it worked a treat what with the low sun level how they can be illigal in bloody stupid i tried wearing sun glasses with my clear visor and found they were nothing but a pain in the arse

[RobG]

Funny you should say that georgie_d, I really struggled today with a clear visor, and I wear reacting glasses too. Im investing in a tinted visor, sod the law

[georgie_d]

i reckon a new topic here!!!!

[Grumpy Git]

Beautiful Ride Sunday. Saturday night there had been a heavy snow fall accross mid-devon. In the sunshine most had melted by midday, but my G/f and I headed north from Tiverton towards Bampton and then took the Wivaliscomb road. From Bampton onwards it was spectacular, with more and more snow on the ground. (it was bloody freezing) but it was so stunning it was worth it. With the snow on the road getting more and more we finally stopped at Waterrow where everything was buried under 3" of snow. Not a long ride but it was getting a bit too slippery to carry on. After a nice but expensive lunch at the Rock Inn, we headed back through the rolling hils covered in snow. There was less on the road but that had been replaced by floods as the snow was melting. Only about 30 miles all in but soooo stunning and we were the only bike to brave the snow and got some very strange looks and comments from people in the pub. Only 4x4's go out in the snow??? I think not.

[Jay]

No snow here in Plymouth

Jay

[Jon B]

Somerset have a good chance of a white christmas according to http://www.metcheck.com