- This topic has 6 replies, 5 voices, and was last updated 11 years ago by
.
-
Posts
-
Very little biking so far, it has been so biting cold…
Snow, freezing temperatures and now a lousy chest infection!!
I have missed doing a bike escort at a freinds weeding, we had to call it off due to weather at the end of March, that would of been a cracking outing with 3 other bikes from the Thundercat forum, up in the Peak district
Then when the weather improved this weekend I have been struck with the lurgi…Ses called around on his Blade but I could not go for a blast.
Now I have had to cancel going on my run to Scotland as I have not shook off the bug yet, and 800 miles in 3 days could be a bit tough.
We deserve SOME DECENT WEATHER!!
I can’t wait for some decent weather! Find it hard to muster up much motivation when it’s like this
Hopefully things will pick up! Need some biking in my life!Over the chest bug now, and did wonder about getting out today, but it has p!ssed down most of the day, sun just getting out now at 6:30pm! Grrrr
I got an enduro for the winter months to keep up with my addiction, now the ramblers have moved over here and are creating massive hassel. Now I don’t want to go out on that either.
have not done many miles myself the last 6 months:
700 ish on my ZX636R,
150 ish on the RXS100
none on the XS400 (needs some work doin to it)
andso about 3000 miles all in
Brought up 111,111 on my car the other day.
I have managed to take the Thundecat to work one day so far and do some local running about on the 125. Weather is meant to be ok this weekend too…
Went out for a spin today, headed South. Ended up eating lunch on the cliff at Bournemouth. Came back a different way and got lost a couple of times. Maybe I should get a satnav. 170 miles, didn’t miss a beat. Oh, there was a lad on a Yam 600 or somethin, big exhaust etc, tried to burn me off – he couldn’t, I had to lift to stay behind him! This Trophy really does go if you wind up the revs.
Went out for a spin today, headed South. Ended up eating lunch on the cliff at Bournemouth. Came back a different way and got lost a couple of times. Maybe I should get a satnav. 170 miles, didn’t miss a beat. Oh, there was a lad on a Yam 600 or somethin, big exhaust etc, tried to burn me off – he couldn’t, I had to lift to stay behind him! This Trophy really does go if you wind up the revs.
Glad you got out and got some quality miles in!
I have managed a 92 mile commute on my Thundercat and 35 miles or so on the 125 this month
Viewing 8 posts - 1 through 8 (of 8 total)- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
