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The ride started with a slide on spilt diesel 1km from my home. Then everything was ok. I averaged 61mpg riding at around 70mph or 4.63 litres per 100km
The roads were as expected busy until afterMeer informatie
The ride started with a slide on spilt diesel 1km from my home. Then everything was ok. I averaged 61mpg riding at around 70mph or 4.63 litres per 100km
The roads were as expected busy until afterMeer informatie
Today's ride was a bit boring with a lot of fields with crops either side of the motorway. As I exited a from a service station I saw a car with a trailer and on it was a motorcycle with a sidecar soMeer informatie
It was a long ride but the weather was perfect and the traffic was light.
220 miles or 350km today. I'm still using a lot of oil but it doesn't worry me as much now. I'll just keep filling it up.Meer informatie
Riding from Aosta was quiet with not much traffic until I was close to Genova. I noticed a lot of flooded fields so there must have been recent rain. I was lucky.
I stopped and checked the gearboxMeer informatie
It was a two and a half hour ride from last night's beach front tourist hotel to Villa Trigona. I would have enjoyed the ride more if the roads were in better condition or the suspension of theMeer informatie
I've arrived in Ragusa Sicily.
I stayed in a Roman villa in the centre of Sicily last night and really enjoyed it.
The ride today was about 100 miles mostly through quiet winding roads and farmland.Meer informatie
Today I was the star of the show when I joined around 80 other old motorcycles from Italy and Malta for a lovely ride in the countryside. I got many congratulations and countless photos taken of theMeer informatie
As I said in my previous post I went to the gala dinner. There was a speech in Italian by the chairman of the Veteran car club of Ibleo so I didn't understand a word until someone said they want me toMeer informatie
It was another really enjoyable day with the two historic vehicles clubs of Sicily and Malta followed by a very rough sea crossing to Malta.
We met at 9am in front of the cathedral and ride slowly toMeer informatie
Normally I wouldn't dedicate a footprint to a visit but this was so interesting. I can't begin to describe the smells from this huge factory which is a cooperative of 1200 Sicilian farmers. MakingMeer informatie
John hoodMy first Comet was more of a leak with a bike. Enjoy your trip