¿What? ¡! I guess after this photo I better stick to my Ural, where I changed the clutch plates a few month ago myself. with much less withdrawal. ...

Congratulations Dough, nice colors for the rig. Allen shrinked? You see in deed quite some difference in boat size. Next project in spee. QA1 ...

What a shame, it was not until now, that I read the name! I had focussed only on the orange. Shame on me. Obviously that name is drawing attention....

Guacala Tom, You made the best out of an ugly surprise. Possibly normal beer with lemon juice tastes better, at least when you have already somethin...

Yupp, Tom, don't be so jealous and tell us. We are interested. Today rainstorm Nate's tale let us see the sun again and there are oranges to pick in...

The low speed wobble can be taken care of by a hydraulic damper. Sometimes even with just snug a tad the steering head bearing nut. Good luck with t...

Let's get out the door and enjoy the bit of sun that came out this morning....vulcanoe ashes caused dawn at 2PM to 3:30 this week several times. The...

Less to worry, more to laugh...it was really just a few minute before I saw Tom's post when Thomas asked me and I had to remember our roof parties in ...

What the Bavarian King ordered 1516 is law still in Germany. Tom, are you sure to stay sane? 😉 Thomi my son, just a minute ago asked where I bou...

The Triumph as rig will have one huge advantage over the Ural I rode a few years ago through your neck of the woods.... It will accelerate much fast...

in deed a Golden "striptease" Peter, you are well equipped, go for the new one. LOL

Moin, moin Peter, there is no doubt about it: "You got bitten by the bug." There is not much any doc might do, once you got infected by the rig vi...

Hey Kevin, Your Beadle has just the right colour. Most of my bikes were the same...sky blue. Now get the Royal Indian Lady on the road. Ride...

Nice if in companion of a Kübel and Bluebird bus... then nothing can go wrong. You already know that you need a nut catch net for the Royal Enfield....

Welcome aboard, namesake. That fairing reminds me to my first visit at my godfather in Northyorkshire in 1983...luckily I didn't buy one of those......