Hi everyone

[John A]

Had a look at a barely used S10 ZE dealers demo bike, and may well become an owner as well as poster here. Hope to enjoy myself on here, and on the bike.

I live north of Aberdeen, and it was a six hours return ride to have a look at the bike, but well worth it.

 

[tenbob]

::004:: Don't think ya'd regret mate... Make it happen!

 

[John A]

it's very tempting, still to have a test ride, but so far it's jumping all the barriers that I've set it.

 

[barkingllizard]

a simple hello, John A.....

 

[BravoBravo]

Hello and welcome, John. Pull the trigger on that ES! You will not regret it.

Cheers,

Bruce

 

[Rasher]

Go for it.

 

[John A]

Thanks for all the welcomes ::008::

 

[2112]

::004:: from Northumberland. Some great roads not far from 'Aberdoom' to play on when the weather picks up. I had a great weekend in September up at Aviemore playing around Speyside and Loch Ness, cracking and the S10 works great on those roads ::008::

 

[John A]

If you're up Loch Ness way again, try the old military road that goes from Fort Augustus up the east side of the Loch. A few miles out from Fort Augustus there's a view point looking up the great glen, and the road has much less caravans / buses etc than the main road on the west side. and from it it's easy to hop across to the Cairngorms and the roads in and around it. Just rain today:

http://www.snow-forecast.com/resorts/Cairngorm/webcams/latest

but it won't be long before the snow gets here, and stays.

Northmberland has some fine roads, for entertainment value the A68 is one of the best with it's mix of bends, open countryside, Roman road straightness that gives some great ups and downs. Pity it becomes a "safety camera" breeding ground past Jedburgh

 

[2112]

If you're up Loch Ness way again, try the old military road that goes from Fort Augustus up the east side of the Loch. A few miles out from Fort Augustus there's a view point looking up the great glen, and the road has much less caravans / buses etc than the main road on the west side. and from it it's easy to hop across to the Cairngorms and the roads in and around it.

We did that this year, great road and we accessed it via the narrow road from Tomatin via Garbole, what a belting little road that is !

 

[Jackal]

Hello from South Africa, ::004::

Do it you wont regret, the ZE is king. ::024:: ::022::

 

[John A]

Test ride booked for Saturday