A great four days in the Welsh countryside with a great bunch of friends.

The B&B was very welcoming, good food, good weather, good beer & lots of twisty roads.

Got to appreciate more some aspects of my newly acquired ( old ) GS1200 that replaced the stolen K1300.
It obviously doesn't have the power of the mighty K but does have other advantages like comfort & manoeuvrability.

Four of us ( Brian, Richard, Matt & myself ) called in to the Spaceguard Centre located high above Knighton on Thursday morning.

Richard had discovered the place where we were treated to a very interesting talk by Jay Tate ( Boffin ) about the risks of Meteorites & Asteroids to our civilisation. https://spaceguardcentre.com/
It's good to know there are people & organisations ( this one gets no government funding at all ) out there looking for such things in the sky, & even better news that they have plans on how to alter their trajectory to miss earth.

Thanks to everyone who organised the routes & the event, & hope to see everyone again next year.

What time are peeps expecting to get to Bryncelyn on Sunday.

I'll aim to get there at the same time & may bee an afternoon jaunt somewhere.

They usually get damaged when the bike gets dropped.

So usually just one side is needed.

£40 plus postage, or collection from Crewe Cheshire.

Photo's available if you PM me an email address.

Good condition, £40 each plus postage, or can be collected from Crewe Cheshire.

Photo's available if you PM me an email address.

The Panniers have the odd scratch/ scrape as per normal.

Come with BMW inner bags & one key.

One lock is missing the outer chrome bezel but works as normal.

£300 plus postage or can be collected from Crewe Cheshire.

Photo's available if you PM me an email address.

If you had wanted to remove those bolts as I have in the past, at least one of them would have been seized.

The captive nut inside the box section frame would then have spun & it would have had to be drilled out.

Suggest anyone wanting to remove those bolts lends their bike to Martin for a few hours before attempting removal.

" Like I said, no idea about the glue, never used it. "

I found that using the glue ( which just seems to be bicycle puncture repair rubber solution ), the sticky string slides through the hole in the tyre easier & less chance of it breaking.

Then after a few minutes it starts to solidify, which can only help keep the string in place.

Have to say the sticky string has always done it for me, up to now, which of course will mean on my next journey, the tyre will be totally shredded by something which no puncture repair kit on the planet will fix .