Colin Harmes and his Son in law Shane Locke rode from Devon to Bovington Tank Museum last weekend. Sometimes in -2 freezing conditions. Colin can add if he wants. Ron
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Brave lads...I hope you had some additional clothing...That battle dress doesn't keep out the cold too well!...
...Ian
I can agree with that i wandered out today and only covered 25 miles -0 here
has anyone invented the electrically heated willy warmer yet
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Don't you love motorcycling in the winter?... ....Ian
Thanks Ron for posting the picture, I must learn how to do it, we had a good ride up and back, it was cold, but modern thermal long johns under the battledress really helped, we stopped at Bridport on the way up for a coffee and bacon sarnie, which helped, the tank museum Christmas Fare was on and some MVT members were in attendance, if anything we left it a bit late leaving so it made for a dark ride home, but enjoyed every minute of it.,
MERRY CHRITSMAS ALL..................... 
email (option): colin.harmes@virgin.net
This was a couple years back!! (before I wrecked the front end against a huge stone in the Ardennes...)
Cheers,
Lex
email (option): welbike@welxxx.net
you got it Rusty Nuts, but add a few more years, but after all these years of riding I can still hear my Mum saying "cover your back up, you will suffer when you get older" so long ago, but a Triton with clip-on's is are far cry from a M20, but it was still cold,
email (option): colin.harmes@virgin.net
I had a little trip yesterday (about 100km)
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After our ride out to the tank museum Dorset police have just sent me a seasonal greeting in the form of a speeding fine, it would seem that the camera said that I was doing 36MPH at Chideock instead of 30MPH
email (option): colin.harmes@virgin.net
All speeding tickets acquired on an M20 should be framed... ...
I was quite pleased when I got mine coming back from Prestons Museum a few years back... ...Ian
I wouldn't! They might well do you for having a defective speedo? I've always thought there was a built in percentage tolerance to allow for speedo error, like the 5% overweight smack wrist tolerance for trucks. But it wouldn't be 20% as in the case of Colin......Who still thinks he's a 'Rocker' Ron
PS Thanks for the pictures of the Manx! It wasn't cold and I wasn't riding
email (option): ronpier@talk21.com
had a chat with Shane (my fellow speed king) we may opt for the driver awareness course and get it over with, and as Ian Suggested, frame the fine, I will ask them for the camera picture, its a wonder I have not been done when driving the K2 to Weymouth, as I always try to get a run up out of Chideock, better watch out for it next time, and Ron, would I have had more street cred on my old Triton
email (option): colin.harmes@virgin.net
It'll go better with an exhaust pipe on Ron
Thanks for your help
email (option): horror@blueyonder.co.uk
No street cred on a cafe racer at 36mph. You would need to be doing a ton with two fingers up to the camera.....Then some smirking at the judge in court while you comb that Brylcream through your DA.....The youngsters won't know what the Hell we're on about. Ron
email (option): ronpier@talk21.com
Thanks for your help
That's exactly what we were doing! My tube guy made a bespoke exhaust pipe which we then took to my local chrome plate firm. Horror can elaborate if he wants. Ron
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I just paid the fine and kept the throttle to the stop...all the while looking a bit more carefully for cameras.. .....
Judging by the numbers of accidents they say the Police have maybe they should go on the driver awareness course... ....
There used to be a motorcycle cop who came into the bike shop I worked in...Always harping on about police advanced rider training and telling us all how to do it...
Early one morning he drove his BMW into the back of a parked milk float, broke both his legs and wrote of the bike..
We couldn't understand how he did it after all that training... ..Ian