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A beautiful sunny day in Scotland, so I took the Z out for a spin.
Two big lumps of classic iron.

Nice Bridge and Bike! Which water front is that?
Thanks for posting.
Bill

That’s the Forth rail bridge crossing the river Forth between Fife and Edinburgh. It was opened in March 1890 and it’s a world heritage site. I took that picture from the old ferry pier in North Queensferry.

Glad to see someone's out there riding the ol' girl. Seems all we see on the forum is a group of fellas trying to resurrect their rides so they can go riding. So there is light at the end of the tunnel.




or maybe not??

Kawboy wrote: Glad to see someone's out there riding the ol' girl. Seems all we see on the forum is a group of fellas trying to resurrect their rides so they can go riding. So there is light at the end of the tunnel

You all seem to forget that us Aussie riders have sunshine all year round, so I ride mine almost every day to work, don't ride in the rain though, been there and done that when I was younger, soaking wet leathers yuck, so I take my car on rainy days, and go for rides almost every weekend just to clear my head

kza13 wrote:

Kawboy wrote: Glad to see someone's out there riding the ol' girl. Seems all we see on the forum is a group of fellas trying to resurrect their rides so they can go riding. So there is light at the end of the tunnel

You all seem to forget that us Aussie riders have sunshine all year round, so I ride mine almost every day to work, don't ride in the rain though, been there and done that when I was younger, soaking wet leathers yuck, so I take my car on rainy days, and go for rides almost every weekend just to clear my head

OH we got SUNSHINE, it just doesn't come with heat between November and March. Maybe if we sent you so snow, the Roo's wouldn't propagate as well.