It turned out nice again :cool:
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Nice :)
Finally a Buell back on the road!
We were out today too :cool:
Excellent :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by BB
New Toy Kev ?
i went out on friday and regretted it as twas only about 8 degrees + windchill a tad nippy !
sunday was a beut of a day but had to re-coat the garden fencing+decking, i could hear bikes out playing tho not that i was jealous lol
Actually, I've been out fve days out of the last seven, and it has been sooo good. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Last Train
Shame. Friday & Saturday I was on gardening & tip run duties. Must do something inside the house soon - looks like a tip, but hey - there's more to life than housework!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trev_P
Got out on saturday for a few hours, down through Cheddar and on to the seafront at weston :)
Not really, just been in bits a while :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Trev_P
Good that you got out Trev :cool:
Excellent :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wes
Took mine out for a socially distance cup of tea in Liphook, meeting up with a friend who rode up from Sussex. Tad nippy but lovely weather. Roads a bit busy mind.
So, when's the first ride out then?
Pete
The following are set to reopen from Monday 12 April:Quote:
Originally Posted by fragglepete
- All retail
- Pubs, restaurants and cafes – with outdoor seating only
- Gyms and other indoor leisure (limited to household groups)
- Hairdressers and other personal care businesses
- Self-contained holiday accommodation, like cottages
- Outdoor attractions like zoos and theme parks
- Libraries and community centres
The maximum number of people at weddings and wakes will be expanded to 15.
Domestic holidays will be allowed, but only in household groups, or with people in your support bubble.
All children’s activities, including indoor parent and children groups with up to 15 parents, will start up again.
The Rule of Six will remain in place outdoors, with mixing still banned indoors.
We listened with mild envy to all the bikes out over the Easter weekend - though it was probably deceptively cool out, wind chill a bit more than a few expected. Our house move seems interminably delayed... In anticipation of the projected completion dates we moved the road bikes to storage near the new house on 1st March, followed by the off-roaders a week later, and here we are a month later and haven't even exchanged yet... After Wilts CC had taken an age to return searches on our sale we expected a quick turnaround by mid-March, nicely in time to beat the stamp duty deadline. A transaction downstream from us (our vendor's vendor's onward purchase apparently - there are 8 parties in the chain, we're around the middle of it) requires a thing called a Deed of Variation which I presume is because a surveyor's report found something amiss. We first heard about this in January, believe it or not, and it currently resides with the legal dept. of Redrow Homes, awaiting their signature. All we can say is that it's a good job that Sunak extended the stamp duty deadline...
With our bikes in storage and all our riding gear packed, all we could do at the weekend was listen to other folk riding theirs, though in a fit of optimism we did tax the road bikes... At least MotoGP has started again, and on Sunday we were treated to three brilliant races - top 15 in the main class covered by 9.8 seconds, and in Moto3 probably by about 4 seconds - Formula Yawn eat your heart out!
The Motogp races what a treat across all 3 classes, the Moto3 is the one that was truly amazing..... what a result.