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Where did you go on your bike today?

I thought it might be nice if we got a few pictures of people using their bike for what they were designed and built for.

Took the navigator out for a quick 'once around the block', only about 30 miles but it was just beginning to rain.
This is White Hill just west of Kingsclere, in Hampshire.

Navigator at White Hill

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Took the Navigator out today, first ride for about three weeks, I've been trying to put some miles on the Honda before its first service.

About 35 miles around the Swindon - Marlborough area, surprised by just how warm it was, very un-November!

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Lovely spot. In company with a few modern. 
Peter 

 

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Clara's for hot chocolate
Commando

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I visited a friend who was pressing apples for making his cider.

 

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Three weeks ago I attended the Moto Guzzi  club of Victoria Australia Spaghetti Rally in North East Victoria. 

 

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The temperature had risen to a dizzy 3 degrees so I thought I would take the commander out for some exercise.

Did not go far, just to the next village along, main issue being the low angle of the sun, spent a lot of time riding one handed with the other acting as a sun shield.
Commander

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I rode my Honda from Abingdon to Swindon, mid-afternoon. The car said 3 degrees on the trip up to Abingdon.  Endless road works didn't improve my mood!  

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Well done for starting this Tony; good to see so many enjoying their machines regardless of the season.  I'm busy on the 500T but when it's back together ideal bike for a winter day-trip.

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Evening all. My new bike was delivered this morning, I've been beyond excited this week. My first bike since I was 17 and my first Norton. What an absolute "event" it was to ride, despite having to keep it below the 3.500 rpm for its running in period. Only 45 miles covered on some fairly damp roads, I'm unlikely to ride much over winter but with it being new, I just couldn't wait......

N

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Saturday was the 125th Anniversary of the first narrow gauge steam train to Gembrook in the Dandenong ranges here in Victoria.

Photo of my 1970 Roadster at the station as part of the "Cars and Coffee" morning.
 

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Boxing Day morning ,off to the Pied Bull at Farningham ,me on the 99DL ,son on his Atlas ,meet up with Ken on his SS (now with full .compliment of ponies!). Meet an old mate from the Nightingale cafe ( 1960's ton up rough house) . Few of us  alive  now. Bacon roll and a cuppa. Leave early before the VMCC mob arrive and block us in . Very chilly but heated jacket not turned on so not that cold with 4 layers.  Ride back through the lanes . Head cam finally working to get loads of shots of my headlamp . Oh well .

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Only a short ride today, first time riding in sub zero for a while and they have just started salting the major roads around here so kept to the lanes. Fairing keeps most of the cold off but after about 25 miles, the fingers were getting a little cold. Needed a shake down ride after removing and cleaning out the oil tank and replacing the mounting rubbers. Commando

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Bere Cider Company, Woodpecker Lodge, Beer Road, Bere Aller, Langport TA10 0QX
On Monday 29th Dec, twixt Xmas & New Year - a mid-day meeting.
Ian Loram, Dermot, Kev from Brixham & myself (Navi) all met up at the 'motion lotion' Shell Garage in West Exe, Tiverton - and headed out to Langport, scooping up Norton Rocket (Ronnie Dommi 650SS) in Wellington on the way. A lovely day, but oh so cold.....
Nipper also joined us from Bristol on his go faster KTM.
Fotos are my Navigator, Dermots Nimbus & Ronnies number plate (496 RAR) The photographer somehow missed his bike ....

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Here's my first Norton. Always admired the ES2 and managed to find my ideal bike really, one that needed a bit of fettling...

Bought from a chap in Wales he had it for 35 years and bought it in boxes, he had assembled it but it really needed a bit of playing with, here she is...

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