Excited

Leaving tonight (on the Harwich ferry for sentimental reasons) to head
to the hotel we used for the Elefanttreffen on Friday then the rough
plan is to do this (you may need to scroll out) for the next 10 days.

http://tinyurl.com/48cwuz

The ZXR is getting one last glorious run.

So, sleeping bag and therma rest packed, clean clothes, passport,
toothbrush, bank card. I don't need anything else do I?

 

Mobile phone and breakdown recovery telephone number?

--
TD
1991 VFR400R NC30 (black and red)
2001 ZX-9R (red and black)
1999 M5 (neither black nor red)
Missing: SOB, Unreliable Italian exotica, Lardy tourer

 

E111, travel insurance, map.

 

Chain and sprocket set?

 

Floatation reasons, surely.

Parafin remover.

 

Brake lever(s)

 

I'm reliably informed that the Paraffin Euro will be carrying that. Oh
hang on, you meant for the chain didn't you?

 

I have Aunty Carol's card in my leather jacket pocket and phone is on
charge ready to go into tank bag.

 

Check, I'll go and do an online one now and maps have been taken care.

 

Very nice. Do it again next year & you can stop in at my parents'
place[1] for a cuppa - they should've moved in by then.

[1] South end of Lake Trasimeno.

--
Krusty
www.MuddyStuff.co.uk
Off-Road Classifieds

'02 MV Senna '03 Tiger 955i '96 Tiger '79 Fantic Hiro 250

 

<fingers crossed>

It will hold out for the last run.

 

Spare brake lever and fixing bolt;
Spanner, for tightening previous item.

 

Oh dear. Repatriation insurance for the Paraffin Pan ?

P.

 

A spare brake lever?

 

It's still running quite adequately.

 

For the full effect, zoom in and follow the road from where it leaves
point A.

 

Ha ha ha ha. That's what I thought...

 

*bzzzzt*

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Eddie

Oh, good point.

Spare batteries for the vibrating butt-plug.

 

That looks like a great trip, I do know this area a bit so do you mind
if I make make a suggestion for your route?

Well I will anyway!

http://tiny.cc/oNKcu

Make this diversion, then take the road along the Serchio valley to
Lucca and pick up where you were.
I have twice driven over this road, sadly both times in a car, but it
is one of the best I have ever been along.