Went to start my yard work and the phone rang. An old mate from my airforce years I haven't talked to in over 20 years. Two hours later I'm not closer to starting the yard work! Oh well always tomorrow.

All this talk of drugs has gotten me very excited.
I think today I'll break my two years of sobriety and go out on a MASSIVE bender.

Thanks, Tankslap!!!

... Yamaha). It has great brakes too and sounds good even with the baffles in. The Ducati Multistrada This was like meeting an old friend after a few years, a bit different/better but still familliar. I had a 2013 Multistrada S for a while so I pretty much knew what to expect from the newer DVT bike. ...

Blade awesome mate. Totally agree with you work hard play hard. Enjoy her, 20 years of waiting makes you apprieate her even more. Like others have said very much looking forward to a review with other pics of her. Have a fab time owning and looking after her!

Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Waited 20 years for a Ducati sportsbike. Im not getting any younger or any healthier so the time was well over due to join club RED

Misano Motogp

3 years ago I was there with some other misfits from round these parts cheering on the one and only No.46 Tommy Bridewell

Happy birthday Tankslap and cheers Kwacky.

To the next five years.

The domain is up for renewal. So I've renewed for another 5 years.

I know we're not the biggest, or the busiest, or the best known site. I realise forums are seen as old news, but I think we're a good band of bikers.

Here's to the next 5 years.

Blade I totally agree mate. I really really really want one now! However insurance are ridiculous prices or not even insuring me at all. They say It must be garaged or 30 years old...luckily I am 30 in 5 month so will be looking around again then!!

Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

But what happens!? How?!!! I watched it when it first came out on BBC so that was years ago!!

Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

You'd think it would drop quite a bit then level off as a "collectible"....bit like the RC51 has done over the years.

Yeah that's the way I'm looking at it. It shouldn't be too tough from about 4 years in as my pay will go up and my outgoings will effectively reduce (until kids)

C00kiemonster wrote:

Cav wrote:Thanks guys.. it's a massive relief to be in the property now but I must say, I'm not looking forward to tomorrow when our first mortgage payment comes out

Only 25 years to go

**ahem** 30 years

Cav wrote:Thanks guys.. it's a massive relief to be in the property now but I must say, I'm not looking forward to tomorrow when our first mortgage payment comes out

Only 25 years to go

Kwacky wrote:you've done more to your house in 2 weeks than I've done in 20 years.

House-shaming is not my goal

It will slow down but I had 2 weeks off work so we just cracked on (Y)

you've done more to your house in 2 weeks than I've done in 20 years.

Bendix MRR are my choice. Ignore the blurb about them, they're a fantastic road pad in all weathers. I've had them on all my bikes for the past few years and never had any complaints about them. They last as well. http://www.pdq1.com/brand.php?BrandID=2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return ...

I've had 4 days on the isle of man, over 2 years ago so I doubt that I will be going too fast.

It will be a good few days whatever the weather I think.

... one of these... http://www.spengineering.co.uk/kawasaki-z1000-10-13-tail-tidy.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; For 3 years the bike wasn't garaged, it's suffered in places because of it. Although I wasn't expecting it to be quite so bad. So I had a go at tidying it ...

I like the last quote

"you will regret this for the rest of your lives"

What so a couple of years then