Ariel Owners Motorcycle Club

Ah, well, as long as the lungs are pumping o.k. I suppose....

Yes, I agree. “Upright and breathing” is my best standard response to how I am doing.
Frank

Cheers, certainly feeling much better.
Had a little ride yesterday to Popham Airfield, nice coffee and chat, we put together a few ideas for next year. Roger got into the spirit with all things Ariel with his flying jacket


Even the coffee has a flying theme to it

Is this my last job today before retirement, I almost feel a sad.
It was near Lee On Solent so stopped for a retirement coffee, A passing couple gave my bike a good long inspection, bit worried now they might have found something wrong

Steven.Carter wrote: Fri Dec 03, 2021 11:03 am
last job today before retirement

A passing couple gave my bike a good long inspection, bit worried now they might have found something wrong

Retirement! even more busy times ahead !

Look! he used metric bolts ...

Steven.Carter wrote: Fri Dec 03, 2021 11:03 am Is this my last job today before retirement, I almost feel a sad.
It was near Lee On Solent so stopped for a retirement coffee,
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A passing couple gave my bike a good long inspection, bit worried now they might have found something wrong


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you will finally have plenty of time for everything. It will be busy, I look forward to your contributions.

Thanks lads, I've a few plans but my first job is to get an Ariel over to Ireland. But which one.

Choosing which Ariel to take to Ireland is simple. You take the first one (chosen at random) and ride it there. Then you ride it home again and take a second one there. Ride that one back, etc, etc. Having retired, you should have time to do this kind of thing so congratulations on retiring.

hi Steven they was looking at your wiring sorry to hear about your retirement we are going to miss your daily fixing and riding diary but it will not belong before you wish you was back at work to get a rest

They were considering stealing it, but could not find where to put the ignition key nor the starter button