parts chasing in the snow

[byron]

I didn't leave the village where I live all last week and was getting cabin fever, so had to go out today, and I needed some bearings and seals for an engine rebuild, and beer and tobacco

fun to ride in though, didn't get out of second on that stretch, keep some weight over the front, and gently does it...

[wack 63]

Enjoy it while you can ,our country is white again.

[Toddy]

Nice one Jarv that's two nutters on here

[coaster]

Keeping the weight over the front wheel has to be good advice Jarv. I did a run a few years ago from Garboldisham into Diss (Norfolk), a distance of only 8 miles to get some spray cans for my T5. I was on my Lis and it was just beginning to snow very lightly as I left. By the time I reached Diss it was getting heavier so I quickly bought the paint, re-fuelled and headed back. Unfortunately, the snow had settled and was as slippery as feck. A Landrover Freelander pulled out of a garage 100 yeads in front of me and piroetted all over the road...that's how slippy it was I dropped my speed to about 10 mph and tried to keep in the wheel track left by a car, I was consious of a car behind me but was amazed several miles later to find that there was a tailback of around 20 cars behind me not daring to chasnce an overtake 300 yards from home the road became heavily cambered and the front end fell away in an instant and down I went. No real harm done but it has made me VERY wary ever since

[Mr G in NYC]

Nice picture....well done G.

[Stokie]

Crazy MoFo.
When did you move house?