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home contribute contact bat chit-chat bat facebook page bat stickers! ren's biking blog sharon's biking blog guest posts bike reviews bike gear reviews bike tips travel stories travel tips repair and restoration interesting links support bat calculators and converters welcome to ... ...it's about bikes...and travels...mostly on bikes! sharon might be packing a pistol to shoot ren with... what's new? thoughts on bunkhouses traumatised as a child ren's never fancied the thought of a bunkhouse - until someone points out they might not be all that bad. do they make sense? motorcycle, mot and horn ren's having a minor nightmare with perhaps the simplest and most overlooked item that's checked on the mot. a horn. a simple horn. tin tin it's both a good and bad day for sharon as she travels from the delights of the mountains to the grim reality of the city and the rain. at least her hair is looking good. cbf125 rear brake shoes ren's long winded summary of fitting new shoes on the 125. it's easy, there, save yourself the effort. lost in luxury how to turn a fortuitous and splendid day into a nightmare. just follow ren and he'll sort the rest out. still, it could be worse. the sound of silence in spite of a dire weather forecast sharon's day in spain is filled with the beauty of nature, fond memories and the creation of great new memories. boots and burgos ren is suffering a footwear malfunction and it's time to go and do that city thing. can burgos convert sharon and ren into city lovers? honda cb1100rs review tom's got a new toy! thing is after owning a hugely powerful bike can a weedy wheezy air-cooled 1100 keep him happy? it must a tough downgrading to 1100ccs... higher than i've ever been in spite of the weather forecasts. in spite of no longer being in the picos. in spite of ren being a pessimist. in spite of all this it seems northern spain has more delights in store. heaven's mirror putting fear and doubt to bed for a while sharon enjoys the wondrous ecstasy of nature and the joy of riding a motorcycle through it. oh and a lot of sharp corners too. see more what's new latest posts tin tin ren - the ed said :- she's so naive ross. 18/07/2018 19:29:41 utc honda cbf250 / suzuki inazuma dilemma ren - the ed said :- cheers joe, we try our best. 18/07/2018 19:28:49 utc tin tin sharon said :- ian, haa yes it is true that i should be grateful i have hair enough to stick up on end. ross, i had to stare at the pic for ages trying to figure at what was rude about it. i did eventually twig but in my defence the length if took me to see it shows my complete innocence. :-d 18/07/2018 18:13:57 utc honda cbf250 / suzuki inazuma dilemma joe fitz said :- rory thanks for the great write up on the inazuma. i have been looking at some pics of your bike on the inazuma forum and see that you added a nice windscreen. i have been looking for a screen for a while without finding exactly what i am looking for. could you tell me where you sourced your screen. ren, sharon, i'm enjoying the site as always. 18/07/2018 12:49:47 utc tin tin ren - the ed said :- ha! yeah upon re-looking at the picture i can see where you're coming from ross. i'd like to assure readers that sharon is not in the business of making lewd gestures and this was an unfortunate coincidence. however in the privacy of our own company sharon does call me some very rude names. perhaps this is because i am indeed an annoying little... 18/07/2018 12:06:05 utc tin tin ross said :- i don't recall tin tin giving rude hand gestures to camera! :) i like the image of you "hoover"ing around mcdonalds and doing battle with the local kids for a seat. looking forward to the next instalment. 18/07/2018 11:03:54 utc motorcycle, mot and horn borsuk said :- the boy fitted one of them to his grom. every kid in the neighbourhood would come past to have a tootle on it. 17/07/2018 12:27:19 utc honda cb1100rs review tom mcq said :- hi all. i'm liking the cb11 more and more. the power issue is becoming less of an issue the more i ride it. yes, i miss the thrill of intense acceleration, but i have to accept the fact that my olde-worlde brain is not so good these days at processing the barrage of information that fast bikes funnel through your optic nerves lol. as motorcycle riders we're all looking for different things and while many want a simple and economical form of transport - a workhorse - others have a completely alternative set of requirements. personally, i have always looked at bikes as fun. something to provide me with thrills and pleasure. something for the weekend or a holiday break. something that stirs my soul or fills me with desire (err, not that kind of desire, that would be weird). it's a lifelong hobby. something that is not part of everyday drudgery. a hint of danger. an escape. if i could afford it, i would have a few other bikes in my garage to admire and enjoy, and they are a world apart from each other, but i'm attracted to them all for different reasons. * honda cb400/4 (1976 in red) * honda cb750/4 (1969 in gold) * honda cb200 (1973 in green) * honda cb250n (1980 in black) * honda cx500 (1978 in blue) * honda goldwing gl1000 (1975 in blue) * rudge ulster (1930's in black) * laverda jota s2 (1981 in orange) * kawasaki h2 750 triple (1972 in blue) * kawasaki z1 900 (1973 in candy brown) * honda cbr600rr (2016 in repsol) pre-divorce, i had a man-cave and did a few bike restorations, but alas, it's an uber-expensive hobby and my lifestyle has changed in such a way that i'd probably not want to spend many hours in the garage anyway. but i do miss that side of biking - all the tinkering and fettling that i see on here. 17/07/2018 11:39:01 utc motorcycle, mot and horn ren - the ed said :- i know the type of horn you're talking about - honk honk! i'm not entirely convinced sharon will accept me fitting one of these to her handlebars. you know how she is about "style" and "looks" and "goes with". still, i've had a look online and they're cheap enough! 17/07/2018 10:29:26 utc motorcycle, mot and horn rod said :- ren, this is the consequence of progress. my mate owned a 1928 flat tank bsa and this had a horn which had a squeeze rubber ball attached to a horn/trumpet, he never had any problems with this type of horn. simple is usually better. 17/07/2018 09:43:33 utc see more comments latest chit-chat go to chit-chat ross said :- it's looking like a bad year for the real road racers...james cowton has lost his life and ivan linton sounds as if he's in a bad way! not forgetting dan kneen who died earlier in the year! rip guys, and thanks for the entertainment they've given prior to their demise... 18/07/2018 10:56:59 utc keith m said :- i'm with you on your sentiment rod and ren. in this sanitised world we live in i find real road racing very enjoyable to watch but the cost if anything goes wrong is very high. 10/07/2018 21:40:59 utc henrik said :- don't watch "tour de epo", or football, never did, don't even know the rules its absolutely and ultimale boring in my eyes 09/07/2018 08:01:31 utc ren - the ed said :- i don't follow motorcycle racing much but i hear the names and their legends by osmosis. it will be a hard time for the family. 09/07/2018 05:29:10 utc rod said :- william dunlop r i p 08/07/2018 21:18:02 utc ren - the ed said :- if someone asked me to ride over 100 miles a day at average speeds of 30+mph with a bunch of lunatics in hot weather wearing skimpy lycra i think i'd want something to pep me up a little. 08/07/2018 21:05:22 utc ross said :- ian said: "the real sporting event is still the tour de france which started yesterday" groovy, it's where all the drugs are at, man! :)) 08/07/2018 14:50:11 utc ian soady said :- i do believe there are some idiots running about kicking balls or whacking them with bats. however, the real sporting event is still the tour de france which started yesterday...... 08/07/2018 13:15:28 utc bill said :- that will be the british grand prix ren :-) why is there some football

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