What Have You Being Doing With Your Non-triumph Today?

How about now

 

Do you own the narrowboat @Yorkshireman ?

 

It’s been known for the occasional drop to be consumed

 

No, we hire them.

 

Put some R&G crash bobbins on me Z900RS



Then went out on my 700 Tracer to triple score some drugs and pick up some magic mushrooms from the chemist and greengrocer.

 

Road up to Glen Prosen

Glen Prosen

 

I had a spin out on the interceptor, didn't stop, so no pictures today.

 

Start a business. I'd definitely buy one.

 

Fellow Rothwellian, thanks, I've been diverted for a while but will post some pictures when I'm done. Got a 50s Panther piston and rod as well which could do with a face lift. Jeez

 

Which bike can we expect you to be on next Tuesday Andy

 

SOLD THEM....
I got too old (too soon) and the bikes are too fast and uncontrollable. Who really needs all these electronic, invasive controls anyway?
I just saw a 1957 Triumph TRW 500 - same age as me ..... I'm tempted - what do you think?

 

I reckon he will be on his Kawaka. Will you be on your GS?

 

Yes, it’s all I have apart from a 24 Speed mountain bike but I doubt you two could keep up with that so I’ll give the GS an outing

 

Lovely - go for it. Nobody would ever accuse a TRW of being fast, let alone 'too fast'! They are, though, smooth, fairly uncomplicated and generally reliable - hence the military applications.

 

Depends on the weather. Any sign of rain and i'll be on the Tracer. Better wet tyres and cost less.

 

It's just wonderful, now that you've seen it you can't un-see it. Why not park it in the garage and just keep looking at it. It's only just been run in too.



You'll be sorry if you don't get it. If I was closer I'd be having a think about that one.

 

Been having a polish of that BMW piston. Can't really display though, it stands nicely upside down on the garage shelf, which is no good. I'll have to weld it's gudgeon pin and bolt the big end to a stand







I should really be out and about on a bike ffs.

 

Been adding 'break in' miles

 

That last picture is a belter mate, and nearly to the edge of the tyre

 

Looking good Andy ,why are you parked on a plastic ski slope