bitchRoey wrote:Is that where the expression 'flies around shit' comes from Brian?bth2bth2 wrote: have been eaten alive thats why summer is out for me.
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scotland 2014
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Re: scotland 2014
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Slowly slowly catchy monkey.............
CBR 900rrs , zrx1100.in green gone but not forgotten.....mt500 in green ,stolen and abused but still alive.......cos one day , all bikes will be this slowwwwwww
CBR 900rrs , zrx1100.in green gone but not forgotten.....mt500 in green ,stolen and abused but still alive.......cos one day , all bikes will be this slowwwwwww
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hounddog
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Re: scotland 2014
Looks like a good tour, I could be up for that
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BornofKings
Re: scotland 2014
Scotland is on my to do list & this sounds great. How long are you thinking of going for?
One idea could be to aim to be at John O'Groats on 8th September for the 110th anniversary of the first Harley Davidson prototype appearance in the State Fair Park race in Milwaukee.
One idea could be to aim to be at John O'Groats on 8th September for the 110th anniversary of the first Harley Davidson prototype appearance in the State Fair Park race in Milwaukee.
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am thinking of a min of 5 days. i have rode to and stopped at dornoc
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ll= ... 6&t=h&z=18" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
and it was a good days ride tho (400mls) i did go via fort william and great glen.
brian
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ll= ... 6&t=h&z=18" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
and it was a good days ride tho (400mls) i did go via fort william and great glen.
brian
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Slowly slowly catchy monkey.............
CBR 900rrs , zrx1100.in green gone but not forgotten.....mt500 in green ,stolen and abused but still alive.......cos one day , all bikes will be this slowwwwwww
CBR 900rrs , zrx1100.in green gone but not forgotten.....mt500 in green ,stolen and abused but still alive.......cos one day , all bikes will be this slowwwwwww
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sidecarwillie
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i will be watching this thread, i have never been to the home of my ancestors.
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would love to come along, just depends on the money situation, otherwise count me in. The last time I road up to Scotland was in the 70's on my Yamaha RD 200, just a lot faster than my MT
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Re: scotland 2014
Hi guys
Well worth a visit I have just got back from the north west of scotland and the rides are fantastic
pics taken at 57°51'40.06"N 5°48'25.32"W
Well worth a visit I have just got back from the north west of scotland and the rides are fantastic
pics taken at 57°51'40.06"N 5°48'25.32"W
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Re: scotland 2014
nice one.....do you have any tips to share?
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Slowly slowly catchy monkey.............
CBR 900rrs , zrx1100.in green gone but not forgotten.....mt500 in green ,stolen and abused but still alive.......cos one day , all bikes will be this slowwwwwww
CBR 900rrs , zrx1100.in green gone but not forgotten.....mt500 in green ,stolen and abused but still alive.......cos one day , all bikes will be this slowwwwwww
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Only eating Mussels when there is an 'R' in the month.bth2bth2 wrote:nice one.....do you have any tips to share?
brian
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Re: scotland 2014
I've been biking around Scotland many time. My advice is don't try to do too much in a day. 250 miles max. Take your time and have plenty of stops other wise you don't see much. Keep your tank topped up. Not many gas stations in the highlands. Book your accommodation in advance. That way it takes pressure off you and you can arrive late. Just ring ahead and let the hotel know what time you expect to arrive.
The best scenery and roads are on the West side. The East side is boring in comparison. If traveling down Loch Ness travel on the South side known has the Military road. It's alot quieter and pleasurable
Hope this helps
The best scenery and roads are on the West side. The East side is boring in comparison. If traveling down Loch Ness travel on the South side known has the Military road. It's alot quieter and pleasurable
Hope this helps
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