Looks can be deceptive. It was a beautiful sunny day today so I decided to kit up & take the bike for a spin. Theres still plenty of snow around on the higher ground and the wind was bitterly cold. Good job I had my Gerbings liner & gloves on to back up my Comfortshell jacket.

West Baldwin Resevoir



St Johns Arboretum



In a layby in Bride (top of the Island)



Guthries Memorial on the Mountain Road.



Looking towards Snaefell.



Roll on spring

Looks great Bonzo. I love the lonely road and the scene which amazingly looks like regions around our Snowy Mountains in winter.But, let's be honest here. You just found a good reason to show off your RS. She looks a picture My weekend was a cooler 27 with a threat of a tropical storm. On my way back through the National Park twisties I got into a competition with a few European and rice burner bikes. We had a great time for the next 30km  Amazingly she held her own despite her age and a careful rider.

The perfect bike for the perfect location. How lucky are you!

To be honest, having spent a few months down under in 1990, Id have to say you & Ned are the lucky ones.

And you sussed me Ned. Im lovin my RS at the moment and if I cant show it off here, where else can I?

Bonz

PS: Ordered a new Wilbers shock & fork springs a while ago. They should be here soon. Cant wait to see how she handles round the corners then.

Hi Bonzo,
The IOM the paradise for bikers, I had many motorcycling holidays there and it is a great place with a generally mild climate due to the effect of the ocean around it.
Very interested to hear how the Wilbers go because the IOM is a perfect testing ground with the road rules there.
Regards,
K-BIKE

What about the Isle of Wight?


A.J.Grant (Ajays)

For me the high point of the IOW is Parkhurst
Regards,
K-BIKE

Speaking from experience K-Bike?
Ajays