riding bikes and doing other things
A short while ago I innocently answered an email from Paul that he sent to check out what I was doing towards the back end of May. I replied promptly as I thought he might have been wanting to arrange some childcare for his two young children … it turned out it wasn’t childcare he […]
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Found this on the MCN site and it follows a survey of more than 12,000 MCN readers. My personal favourite from the bunch that made the top 10 is the 2005-2007 Grisso. This article has been ‘pressed’ from the MCN site Source: Top ten Moto Guzzis | MCN
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Off for a run: Although the title of this post is going for a run, in truth its not me that will be going for a run, it’s my younger brother Paul. In fact it’s really a bit more than a run, because he’s doing his second Ultra Marathon in May. This one is called […]
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Back in August of last year (2016) I published my first book, What if you don’t break down? – a tale of my 5,000 mile motorcycle trip in central Europe, across Northern Spain then down the Mediterranean side of Italy to Pompeii and then to the Sorrento/Amalfi coast. After that, I rode across to the […]
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Pressed from the Motorcycle News website. Triumph has created a machine that combines post war styling with modern day performance – a trick they’ve carried over from the rest of their Bonneville range. It’s not the cheapest bobber out there, Source: TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE BOBBER (2017-on) Review | MCN
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Pressed from the Motorcycle News Website Source: Kawasaki Z1000SX old vs new | MCN
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With dull, cold and grey weather throughout January, it’s been hard over the last few weeks not to think about warmer weather and to start looking ahead to 2017 on the bikes, which has also prompted me to start writing a series of Blog posts to capture my year on the bikes.V7V Inevitably there will […]
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A short while back I got a book bought for me – Motorcycle Dream Garages. It’s a lovely coffee table type book and I reckon most bikers would be happy to have a copy, if only to see how the other half lives! The book itself is a 190 page hardback edition written by Lee […]
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