Daily Riding Diary on an Ariel

[Steven.Carter]

Just a small job back at Griffin this morning.
Now I'm packed ready for the Crazy Horse.

[Steven.Carter]

Vindec Special. 670cc 1907. And possibly the worlds oldest sidecar Graham Brothers

[Gary.Durrant]

great thread Steve, keep up the good work

now I'm going to have to find that AA gun, as I haven't spotted that before...

[Steven.Carter]

Cheers Gary.
Nearly had a dry ride around the Forest of Dean, till the heavens opened up on the way back to the aptly named fountain inn

Our Lunch stop
An inspired choice, great route by Les and Mel, even laid on an Ariel Atom

[Steven.Carter]

Great Crazy Horse rally, thanks Peter
This is Charlie who we met at the Severn bridge services, I asked, have you a bike? Yes one or seven he said
He gave me a good tip. He uses those magic marker pens that wipes off easily to write lists of route directions onto his bike screen.

Think I might of over filled

[steve.clarke]

Authentic camoflage pattern on the pipe and silencer, Tiger Tank would never spot that bike in a hedge.

[Steven.Carter]

On any other bike it would look a mess,

Here's a lovely old garage in the Savernake Forest just south of Marlbourgh.

[BUNNERS]

Is this place still dispensing fuel, cant remember the last time I saw 'REGENT' on a pump, Just like National Benzol I haven't seen that for a long time.

[Steven.Carter]

I wouldn't imagine they do but I don't know.

[simon.holyfield]

Apparently Regent was owned by Texaco. Texaco stopped using the Regent name in 1967.