Best ride of the year so far.

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Best ride of the year so far.

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Had a fantastic ride out today. :D

There was 9 of us alltogether including me. They all met up at my place at 11am. From there we went to...

Castle Howard then we stopped at a place called Hovingham for a break at the spa tea rooms. Twas very select. :nod:

Then on to Thirsk, Ripon, Masham , called at the Manor motorcycle cafe near Leyburn. Then on to Richmond, Scotch Corner, Stokesley, Helmsley, Malton and them back home for about 7pm ish. Approx 180 mile in total. Most of this was done on the B roads. We went through some beautiful villages and the scenery was beathtaking.

The weather was gorgeous and the bike went rather well too. :nod: Gave it a couple a blast to clear it's throat so to speak. All in the legal speed limit of course. :unibrow: :unibrow: :eek:

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Nice Tiger in amongst that lot :D
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rf9rider wrote:Nice Tiger in amongst that lot :D
Yes it is and it doesn't hang about either. :nod:
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Re: Best ride of the year so far.

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That pension increase last month was reet gradely.
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Don't you mock us old b*stards!! We showed a few young'uns the way home, aye we did that lad. :lol: :lol: :p
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and spose you'll be sweatin like the proverbial waiting for the ticket to arrive on the doorstep now :whistle:
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While I was giving the old girl a squirt or two. I had eyes rotating like a Chameleon lizard's. I didn't see many fuzz mobiles all day. I think I got home scot free. :ninja: :lol: :lol:
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nuggitt wrote:While I was giving the old girl a squirt or two. I had eyes rotating like a Chameleon lizard's. I didn't see many fuzz mobiles all day. I think I got home scot free. :ninja: :lol: :lol:
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forgot to ask how ur getting on with the new michelin's nug ?
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yzfpaul wrote:forgot to ask how ur getting on with the new michelin's nug ?
Ayup Paul.

In the past I've always had Bridgestone battlax's on the bike. I was always pleased with them. It was roadrunner who converted me on to Michelins this time.

I've only had a couple of rides out this year and they seem pretty good. I I always get any tyre warmed up before I start playing the hero. :eek: I'm getting good feed back and the grip is good too. The chicken strip is getting narrower every time I go out. I'm down to half an inch now. :ninja:
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