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

..bit arse clever... canny lad Sock, the side panel retention deluxe version..... never would have thought of that.... yes of course the front guard, feeble of mind here, actually starting to fumble with fasteners now, you know, like old persons used to do in front of me, when a lad... like looking at me becoming the old person as i do old person things, my young mind sees and is not impressed... kind of clocked a mix, Akront and Borrani.... oh goodness i just clocked the rear number plate... more likely lad stuff... tah for the reply/photographs, j
 
Tippie said:
Lucky being allowed to park on the footpath. Not allowed here and many other places.
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I've had too many bikes knocked over. Keep away from cars.
The problem here is that we have no virtually no specific two wheeler parking spaces and if they aren't protected by bollards of some sort, you'll get cars on them.
So I park on the pavement, always.
Paul
 
It may no longer be the law, but I was given a warning once. It may have been a municipal code, not state. The point was to get more bikes in a given parking spot. And everyone used the side stand.
 
Just to show how dumb some of this is, to get your license nearly 50 years back in NSW you had to start with an angle park outside the RTA, it's had a dozen name changes since then. We drive on the left in Oz so you leave the parking spot and go left, down the road and do a U-turn without putting a foot down, come back and do the same and angle park again. The tricky bit was pulling out from angle parking what blinker do you use? Left for turning as you pull away or right so approaching vehicles can see your pulling out. People failed the test for either or both depending on the mood of the examiner.
 
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