Went out with @Mrs Visor for her second ride on her Striple. Took a ride out to the BaffleHaus in Pontypool. Sorry I can't do a full on @Sandi T account but suffice to say it was a good ride out in not the best road conditions. @Mrs Visor is definitely enjoying her new found freedom and is a very (but not over) confident and competent rider, many good rides to come I think
Forgot to say they have fantastic coffee there, well worth the trip by itself. Apparently George North is in charge of the coffee choices (he is part owner I believe)
Wow, the BaffleHaus looks like an amazing place, @Helmut Visor! I think I'd find an excuse to go there at every opportunity. Thanks for sharing all the fun photos. I'm so glad that @Mrs Visor is enjoying her freedom and her Striple. I'm sure the two of you are looking forward to many more wonderful riding adventures together.
I have to confess to waking up early, having coffee and then going for my run as dawn broke because I was all excited that I was getting to ride my Striple again today, same as I did last week for my very first ride .
That baffleculture.com place looks pretty cool. Methinks I'll go have a peep. Thanks for that Mr&Mrs Visor - I'd not even heard of it, but, then again I don't get out much.
I took the freshly MOT’d Daytona out for a 30 mile blat today, first decent ride in 5+ year on this bike. The roads were damp but it was a mild 11 degrees C and I got home grinning from ear to ear. The new more upright riding position is an absolute game changer for me.
I think you might be too busy building bikes to think about riding right now, @Iron. I hope you do get out to BaffleHaus, though. Might do you good to get out of the garage! But not for too long, because we’re following your build thread with bated breath.
Rode to work again, gorgeous cold frosty, one of those "good to be alive days" took the A40 scenic route over to llanlwch, I've had this T100 almost exactly a year and I'm really enjoying it.
Having got back from a two week hoilday in the cannaries where the temperatures were in the high teens and early twenties, a 5c start on dry roads seemed like a cold but great way to reconnect with my tiger sport. I had a great ride down through staffordshire to watch my granson play rugby. It warmed up to circa 7c for my ride the long way home. It was great to be back on two wheels folllowed by a couple of pints in my local.
Welcome back, @Wessa! I hope you had a great holiday. It sounds like you're quickly back in the swing of things at home again now, too.
The holiday was great; two weeks cruising was brilliant. However, I missed riding when I was away, you cannot beat being on your bike.