Buying ability is not what pensioners like me, on a fixed income, have a lot of, but, surprisingly, that is not the topic of my blog article today. Let me explain. Today was the first dry day for some time and even though I guessed the roads would … [Read more]
The Curious Case of RNF Cryptodata
Early in the week before the Valencia event, Team Principal of the RNF Cryptodata team, Razlan Razali, announced that he was leaving the team. Did he jump or was he pushed? was the immediate question. We didn't have to wait very long to find out. … [Read more]
MotoGP musings
Well, the MotoGP season ended with more of a whimper than a bang. The final showdown between the incumbent and the pretender was a bit of a damp squib when Martin had a brain fade that took him out of the race (and, incidentally, ruined what would … [Read more]
Snowy Ride Day 4
After a good night's sleep in Cooma, first thoughts were to consult BOM and see what the weather was going to do for our last day, the run home. All looked great, fine in the morning but with some showers coming in in the late afternoon. No problems, … [Read more]
Snowy Ride Day 3
Day 3 dawned sunny and dry, whoohoo. Note the difference between the same shot from the evening before.... ...and, after a Bright breakfast (the guy at the cafe hadn't heard that one before), we headed out of town to what was one of the … [Read more]
Snowy Ride Day 2
The hotel at Walwa offered a help-yourself continental breakfast so we fuelled up before our second day. And, speaking of fuelling up, the town offered a nice snapshot of how business is done in small country towns. There was a servo across the road … [Read more]
Snowy Ride Day 1
It's been a long time, months, in fact, since I've been able to do a big tour. Not that I don't appreciate short runs and local exploration, but I really do enjoy spending some days on the road and seeing country that I haven't seen before. Well, … [Read more]
Ships that pass in the night..
This photo was taken on the 3rd of June 1941 and it depicts the two greatest ocean liners of their era, the Queen Mary (3 funnels) leaving Sydney Harbour while the newer Queen Elizabeth is passing by on the way into port. Almost as soon as the war … [Read more]
First impressions
The White Knight has been back to the shop for its 1000km first service. Considering that I bought the bike on the 23rd of September it seems an inordinately long period of time to clock up such a small mileage but the reason is clear if you've been … [Read more]
It’s getting to be good riding weather again
On regular occasions I have been known to gloat (just a little) about how we, in the Southern Hemisphere, have a much better time of it when it comes to riding weather. Unlike my NH friends, most of whom have packed away their bikes ahead of the … [Read more]
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