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Yes many thanks to Monseur M Yellow ..........and Monseur Silva

Nice and interesting route and great to meet some new faces

...not sure who it was I headed back to WSM with!......sorry for dragging you through Bath, had intended to avoid but went astray somewhere!

Robbo87 wrote:....a big thumbs up to 'Lady Enfield' for peddling so hard and keeping the rest of us honest

A big +1 from me
Forgot to ask, is there a Blog somewhere telling of your adventures?

Thanks as always to Mellow for finding an excellent route.
That toolkit did come in handy in the end. ;)

Not sure of a blog but she did say she is writing a book of her adventures it will be entitled something like "why cant you be like the other one"

"Why can't you be like your brother?"

Thanks to you all for such a brilliant day. I have written a post in the Hello Section but am not used to the workings of this website so hope it gets there!
Thanks also for the help with the wing-mirror. I quite enjoyed looking at the hedges on my right, though. Plumbers' tape and thread were applied on return and may do the trick, if not I'll get a new yoke.
Thanks again to you all for a superb ride.

jacquifurneaux wrote:"Why can't you be like your brother?"

Thanks to you all for such a brilliant day.

Thanks also for the help with the wing-mirror............. .
Plumbers' tape and thread were applied on return and may do the trick, if not I'll get a new yoke.

If you mean get a new top fork yoke then no no no ! Use a Helicoil insert (or equivilant) in said yoke, any local engineering shop can sort that for you. Just make sure to take both 'yoke' and mirror arm to them first, in case a new thread needs to be cut. The end result'll be stronger than the original