First time out to the Coromandel

[BM-GS]

But the real question is: why does the biggest custard-filled bug always hit your visor first, and why always dead-centre?

Keep speed lower to keep the bug-toll down, but that's hardly fun, is it?

Glad you've discovered the joy of getting out of town. Traffic-beating (baiting?) is amusing, but bikes are happiest on an open twisty road. Now you have the bug, be prepared to never have enough holidays or money again.

Enjoy.

[Chooky]

(brilliant cheeseburger by the way, well recommended),

I shall pass the message on to the cheeseburger maker..

[Gman71]

I'm with ya Max

I rode to Whangamata early Jan, via Kawakawa Bay etc, on a beautiful blue sky day, and up and over the hills...it was the nearest thing I've had to a spiritual experience.

gotta love the motorbike-thing

[Big Dave]

I'm with ya Max

I rode to Whangamata early Jan, via Kawakawa Bay etc, on a beautiful blue sky day, and up and over the hills...it was the nearest thing I've had to a spiritual experience.

gotta love the motorbike-thing

Did you see a black Varedero?

[Fatt Max]

I'm with ya Max

I rode to Whangamata early Jan, via Kawakawa Bay etc, on a beautiful blue sky day, and up and over the hills...it was the nearest thing I've had to a spiritual experience.

gotta love the motorbike-thing

Yeah, dead right.

I'm heading back to the smoke this morning. It looks like being a great day so I'm itching to get rolling.

Should have done all this 20 years ago and 10kg lighter I reckon. Still, the missus thinks it's a whole lotta extra man to lurve......or tidy up around, cant remember which