... to move out of Oxfordshire though, preferably move up North some day. Whenever I do go away be it on the bike or via air, it's always nice to come home

... to move to Oz in the 60's when Pilkingtons were opening a factory out there, in the end they stayed here and made a life in St Helens, I left home at 16 and did 10 yrs in the forces which really opened my eyes to the world and whilst the UK isnt what it once was I'm too old to be making a ...

Soppy, maybe. But also correct IMHO.

Home is always where your heart is at.

Took the 748 out for the afternoon. Round Sutton Maddock, out to Newport and home. The new Pirelli Rosso Corsas are now properly scrubbed in and work really well on the bike. Quicker steering and more linear turn than the Dunlops. Forgotten just how good that ...

Took the 748 out for the afternoon. Round Sutton Maddock, out to Newport and home. The new Pirelli Rosso Corsas are now properly scrubbed in and work really well on the bike. Quicker steering and more linear turn than the Dunlops. Forgotten just how good that ...

Left home about half 9 this morning, got back at 2, pit in about 150 odd miles, good fun now to wash her as she is filthy

I got feckng proper wet on the way home fecking weather.

Anyone ever done this at home?

I need to remove the tyres from the Marchesinis I bought ready for powder coating. I suspect Might need to order a proper tyre lever.

Also got to remove the bearings from the front wheel

Finished work at 1245. It's 2.5 miles home. Got in at 1445. Took the bike on a little circuit around Norfolk to bed the tyres in a little more. That's between 150 to 200 miles so they should be fine now. Well, the middle of them will be! (blush) ...

Kwacky wrote:Nah, you're fitting right in

At last I've found my forever home

... now ? So I may leave the fitting till Wednesday when I'm off and have more time, would like to do it Sunday but it'll be close to 4am when I get home (facepalm) and with it being Mother's Day I'll have a bit of visiting to do in the afternoon.

... changing room where I keep my kit, so I can now heat up my jacket when I get into work so it's nice and toasty when I put it on before the ride home.

That rain/hail storm followed me home. It was cold and wet. Yuck.

Yes the Multi got her 1st taste of the rain today riding home, luckily only caught a couple of minutes worth.

I have eaten to much this evening...a roast, a Belgian bun, a scone with jam at home after work and just had a cheeky brownie down in Southampton now off home...feeling it now though :-( I've done this to myself I know!! Lol

... easy to lose the love of riding when you use it every day. I've got the car for days like today when the weather is crap. It takes longer to get home but at least I don't have to get out of wet clothes and put the bike away. Must agree however you can have a very nice car and if you use it everyday ...

It's easy to lose the love of riding when you use it every day. I've got the car for days like today when the weather is crap. It takes longer to get home but at least I don't have to get out of wet clothes and put the bike away.

Left it at home as I am going for a run after work, and it's meant to be raining and I can't be bothered to shower at work and put my ggear on.

... as a witness. Police could do nothing as the guy who's the vehicle belonged to said his brother was driving at the time and he had gone back home abroad. Lie.. he was the guy driving the car but the photo the biker took was not totally clear enough to prosecute. 18 months we had to wait to ...

Froze my nuts off riding into work. I'll be warm in time to go home.