C'mon Clem, your place to Belgium is all of 30 miles.I once rode from home (near London) to Belgium with a 250 Suzuki Gamma motor tied to it, to get it delivered to a buyer and have a bit of fun at the same time, after 30 miles I just had to stop and move the plywood temporary base to the pillion position and try agin, was still abit hairy.
CLEM
Said that myself plenty of times….Nice rack, it actually looks like it will take a load.
Hmmm, haven’t you blokes got an election coming up…?I just tick the box and get to the good stuff.
So I don't make similar mistakes and get banned, could someone please tell me what Ron did wrong? I understand this is a Laverda specific forum and a number of his posts have nothing to do with Laverda's but so do may others. Anyway, glad he is back.
Wolfgang is a long way from the flooding. All good in Nakusp.Sent an email to Wolfgang to hear how they are doing, no reply yet. Has anybody had contact with him in the past 2 days?
Gerald
Ron, great to have you back!Thank you Fellow Members of Laverda Forums for your support.
I'll do my best NOT to frustrate our Moderators over Toxic Content in future ;o)
HOWEVER: I propose that this Forum should include a FREE Topic named something like “DISCORD” or “THE ATTIC” were members can freely express personal incidents and matters about our Breganzie experiences without being judged by Administrators.
Granted Maintaining, Repairing and Riding Breganzies is what this forum is all about but after having saddled a Breganzie for over 45 years doesn't include the whole story where a Breganzie takes you.
Other then for Curiosity to learn and understand my friends, a good argument is respectful. I have never attacked an individual for their views. I may put them aside for awhile but their position never leaves my conscience - After all that's what makes us who we are.
Ron.
Oh, Louvain.post 22
it was actually 235 miles Paul (Leuven)
that is each way, went straight there and back home the same day, didnt even visit HRH, including two ferry crossings.
was very glad to get unloaded, having a dead load on the pillion is very different to having something organic and alive.
CLEM
Spot on Vince, I welcome CanadianNobody is worried too much about off-topic, it's like a conversation in a pub. And just like in a Pub, go nuts and you get a tap on the shoulder from The Publican, I guess holidays happen from how you react to the tap. And fair enough, the Publican owned the joint and must run a reasonable facility.
Hi allNobody is worried too much about off-topic, it's like a conversation in a pub. And just like in a Pub, go nuts and you get a tap on the shoulder from The Publican, I guess holidays happen from how you react to the tap. And fair enough, the Publican owned the joint and must run a reasonable facility.