Being a typical UK (now Spanish) biker of a certain age, I started my foray into big bike ownership in the early 90's with a Yamaha 350YPVS before moving on to the sportier end of the market. First running a CBR600 then a Fireblade and finally in 2000 a new GSXR750. As is typical with these types of bikes, noisy exhausts, power commanders, small plates and indicators and other accessories seemed mandatory as well as the odd traffic violation.
Sharon and Johan originally posted this in ou forum on our old website, however we thought it worthy of an article with pictures so read on and enjoy.
Sh*t what is this! The thought of landing at a brand new airport in Bratislava was not part of my plan to see the commie east. Anyway plans had gone ahead since January this year to see what was behind the old Iron Curtain...
Casabermeja is located at the side of the A-45 a few miles out of Malaga. Take the MA-3104 out of town North towards Villanueva de la Concepcion.
Starting off from home early to meet members of our Facebook group the weather looked good but was quite cold again, its been changeable this year. Three of us met at Restaurante Tormos in the small village of Tormos inland of Denia, Costa Blanca.
After my brothers horrendous bike accident in September 2016 I find that safety whilst biking is regularly on my mind. Not to the point of being worried or nervous or affecting my biking particularly, just a little more awareness of what can go wrong on a sunny Sunday on a road you know well.
Alan Whelan set off on his African adventure in search of the perfect cup of tea. Does such a thing exist and if so what makes it perfect? Is it the tea itself, the ceremony, the location, or the people you share it with?
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