Total Motorcycle Community Forums

Today I cleaned the bugs off my bike (from last week's ride) and polished the chrome and cleaned and polished the windshield...

While I was down cleaning and polishing, I had look around at hoses and clamps etc...all is well....

And...checked the tire pressure...it was down a bit..so got out the bicycle pump and pumped up the tires. I'm meeting a few people for a ride tomorrow so the bike needs to be ready today....I won't have time in the morning.

freakin crazy busy at work today. hospital made bank again. where the hell is my raise!? lolz

so many walk ins and emergencies.

Her first ride with Dad...



This is going to be a great year!!

Later.

Played around in the rain. Had an attractive girl on the back of my bike a couple of times today. Took a long ride with some friends. And played around with a friend in his Mustang ('90 notch with a built 5.0). He's only slightly slower than me, and he still had nitrous in reserve...

Slept, laundry and a couple of movies tonight...

S.W.A.T.H. and M.I.B.3

Had a long lie-in. Avoided London, the BBC, radio, newspapers and all contact with the outside world on this day of the Queen's Jubilee. On occasions like this the BBC has a kind of fit and loses its collective mind. (Integrity, it never had). The gushfest is unremitting. The sentimentality is rife. The romantic ickyness is like goo that sticks all over you the moment you come into contact with it. Yesterday, the roads down to Dover were blocked for miles as tens of thousands of Brits ran screaming for the continent to get away from it all. Massed ranks of republicans gathered on the banks of the Thames near London Bridge (as though that would make any difference.)

Despite the drizzle, I am happily saddling up the Daytona to go down to Bosham on the south coast for a friend's 70th birthday celebrations - avoiding London like the plague.

i love this june gloom thing! weather was so good.

ate at khoury's for the brunch buffet.

nice view from the restaurant...




then tooled around long beach... the weather is so nice.








yes, not very comfy riding in skinny jeans. my regular vans shoes isn't so bad though. lolz

sv-wolf wrote:Had a long lie-in. Avoided London, the BBC, radio, newspapers and all contact with the outside world on this day of the Queen's Jubilee. On occasions like this the BBC has a kind of fit and loses its collective mind. (Integrity, it never had). The gushfest is unremitting. The sentimentality is rife. The romantic ickyness is like goo that sticks all over you the moment you come into contact with it. Yesterday, the roads down to Dover were blocked for miles as tens of thousands of Brits ran screaming for the continent to get away from it all. Massed ranks of republicans gathered on the banks of the Thames near London Bridge (as though that would make any difference.)

Despite the drizzle, I am happily saddling up the Daytona to go down to Bosham on the south coast for a friend's 70th birthday celebrations - avoiding London like the plague.

Come on, it can't be all bad... Even over here I heard rumblings about a party in the royal wood pile... LOL

I went for a ride...a great group ride...over 500km and 13 hours....

yay again for june gloom!

went to hansem dam.

the road to get there was pretty crappy and cost me a brand new tube. i need a better route to get there.