Tour de France. One the great races. Two weeks in and just ten seconds between the front two riders.

Just watched that. Great saves by the keeper to win it. Not sure it was a penalty anyway.

Payback - one of the greatest film endings ever.

I like the look of them.....their proportions are much more in line with a true vintage Triumph rather than the current range of retro namesakes. I disagree wholeheartedly ECCE793B-81DB-43B6-8BC3-F34D305261EB.jpeg Such a great looking bike. Going to treat myself to a retro classic Triumph for my Fr...

Better picture.

The Scrambler version looks great.

You do see a few KTM 390s and the BMW GS310 about on the roads. This will be a thorn in their side.

Glastonbury. Elton should have stopped singing years ago, he sounds like Vic Reeves pub singer.

Kwacky wrote: ↑25 Jun 2023, 18:25

duke63 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2023, 17:26
and the B4364 twice.

I do like that road.

I prefer it going Ludlow to Bridgnorth than the other way.

No idea why it just seems to flow better.

Oh and also felt cold for the first time in weeks when it threatened to rain at Llyn Brianne.

Good day out round Wales with Cookiemonster.

Llyn Brianne and roads around there. Lunch in Llanwrtwd Wells, the smallest town in Wales.

Did the A481 Builth to New Radnor which is a cracking piece of road and the B4364 twice.

Their mercenaries aren't they? I wonder if the USA is giving them big dollars to turn against Putin?

Hope you recover soon, Perkles.

take it easy, mate.

It’s strange how the world cannot help those in trouble because there is no money yet 5 wealthy people with more money than sense go missing whilst having a jolly looking at a very expensive grave and suddenly all the stops are pulled out to save them with money no object.

Its running out of control. meanwhile UK debt is more than 100% of GDP for the first time since 1961. And the Treasury had to borrow £20 billion last month just to pay its bills. UK debt exceeds 100% of GDP for first time since 1961 - ONS The UK's debt pile reached more than 100% of economic output ...

Some Cornwall shellfish farms have had to stop selling their goods as they are full of e coli. to a dangerous level.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment ... s-to-close

Feargal Sharkey, he of Undertones fame, is a priome mover in making the water companies clean up their act. There are a number of other websites now calling the water companies out for pouring raw sewage into our rivers and seas and one of the best is Surfers Against Sewage who print a map everyday ...

Mortgage crunch likely to be the biggest since the 1980s now according to experts. The former chairman of the BofE says Brexit is almost certainly the root cause of our inflation problems. I cannot see how keep increasing interest rates will fix the problem if prices have no competition because of a...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-65930008

More rules broken. How has even never ended up in prison? His life is a catalogue of law breaking.

We are on the brink of democracy and the rule of law succeeding or not.

If we keep allowing these charlatans into politics it will only end in disaster.

That’s not good. I would look for a s/h caliper.