Out and About on your Laverda.No bull,Just photos

Compared with what distances Diablo Loco is currently tearing down, I hardly dare to mention that it took me 20 days to cover 4200 km:

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Albeit, I was traveling on some very small roads. I might do a separate post on that, but at first I need to take care of a few other things.
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A superbly beautiful evening four Laverdas, Five Owners: Simon, David L., Mark R., myself, and the estimable Clem, recently returned from his month on the Isle of Man.
Three Morini V-twins turned up, another older v-twin, too.

A nice ride back up the A21 with David till he turned off for Westerham. I carried on for home and, to my surprise, caught up with another bike which turned out to be Tom Tyler on his Jota. Finally back together and clocking up the miles, 600 so far.
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Compared with what distances Diablo Loco is currently tearing down, I hardly dare to mention that it took me 20 days to cover 4200 km:

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Albeit, I was traveling on some very small roads. I might do a separate post on that, but at first I need to take care of a few other things.
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The effort in your 4000Ks of twisty euro mountain roads is like 10,000 in Oz.
 
Hi Dave,
I have no idea how riding in OZ feels. Have you finished yours and are you at home safe and sound by the way?

Cheers,
Jo
Was back Wednesday. Distances in Oz. When I rode from Gjovik to Lysebotn through back roads it took 10 hours for less tham 500km. Exhausting riding with washed out and other road damage. Here, watch out for wildlife and plan the next fuel stop.
 
There are plenty of places 200 km apart and more. Years ago there was one gap of a bit more than 400k on Hwy 1 where you needed a small jerry can for average bikes to get through.
 
Was back Wednesday. Distances in Oz. When I rode from Gjovik to Lysebotn through back roads it took 10 hours for less tham 500km. Exhausting riding with washed out and other road damage. Here, watch out for wildlife and plan the next fuel stop.
Wildlife is something you can have here as well. For this I usually don't blast through forests, just let it go with around 100 or so ...
 
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