Spent the last five days in the Texas Hill Country riding the Twisted Sisters (I know what you're thinking, but those are very entertaining HIGHWAYS with lots of twisties and undulations). Unfortunately I can only ride one bike at a time so Bonnie was left at home.
I got the opportunity to ride some of those roads about two years ago when we were in Austin for MotoGP and the Handbuilt Show, @JtC. Beautiful countryside and great roads. Glad to read you've been able to get out and ride a bunch recently!
My brother and I were supposed to go to that GP but I couldn't get off work. Maybe next time if there is one. Highway 337, etc. are a blast. Glad you got to go!
Well I’ve been busy during the lockdown Bought a couple of manuals and started a couple of small projects just missing somego juice for this one. And I’ll be buggered if I can find the answer to a question on this one will I need a metric or imperial Socket set? I’ve already got a circuit tester.
Wouldn't mind a go in the MF when you've got it up and running Steve. My Starship's a bit shot to be honest. The downside uploader's shagged and they've been disconbobulated.
Nice ride out to Melton Mowbray and then on to Market Harborough. Very pleased that Buttercup Tearooms, my stop of choice on this route, had reopened for take aways so I could get a cuppa and cake too DS
The Liberator ? The only Liberator i've heard of is the WW2 bomber. What is this Liberator you speak of ?
With the weather set to change I thought I'd slip in an evening ride around a few lanes of Leicestershire and Derbyshire and managed 60 pleasant miles
got new rubber on my 88 hawk gt, Q3+ and fresh painted wheels and put the headlight cans back on and pushed her out side for a few pics.
What I have been doing with my non triumph today? I sold her Just sold my Yamaha 750 FZX that put me on the roads again 2 years ago. Very fun bike, sell it with a bit of regrets, but there is a world between this bike and the 1050 ST. handling, confort, brake.. modern ! And I still have my Honda RC31 1988 to put back on the road.