Not So Bonnie Banks
Not So Bonnie Banks
The end is neigh. Went for a good long run today up to Oban via Loch Lomand and managed to get pulled twice (once on the way there and once on the way back. Apparently every single bike on the road today got pulled as well, nothing to do with speeding but just as a warning. They didnt even bother with our black visors or my mates micron race can. Seems like the cops have had enough of us enjoying the roads and, in the words of the second cop who pulled me, "were gonna get you all this year". The cause of this was a bunch of guys who closed the snow gates on the road just passed tyndrum, heading towards oban and stopped all the traffic in both directions so they could use the road as their own race track. You have to have a sneeking admeration for doing something so devious, dont you? So as you can imagine the cops are now raging and every bike who passes that way is now in for it. So if your leaving Glasgow and heading towards either Oban or Fort William, look out, they'll be waiting on us!
Rich.


No probs Paul, always up for a run somewhere. The best roads are on the west coast and they get better the further north you go. I went for an extended run a couple of years ago on my nc30 right up and around the top of the country. Nobody lives up there, the roads are deserted. It was great. One day i drove for 30 minutes without seeing anyone else on the road. Mind you, your a bit Donald Ducked if you break down.
Rich.


Just to bring this one back to life, this was brought to my attention today....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/3531000.stm
Their taking the fun out of it all
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/3531000.stm
Their taking the fun out of it all

Rich.


They should be hunting for mobile abusers such as this boy
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/3683441.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/3683441.stm
Very true Max although the quote in that item deserves a special mention.
"Isobel Brydie, spokeswoman for the Scottish Campaign against Irresponsible Drivers (SCID), branded the driver as "completely mad".
She said: "Driving a car at that speed carries the same danger as discharging a shotgun in a crowded street."
I'll have to remember to look out for the traffic car the next time I give the bus Q both barrels from the 12 bore.
"Isobel Brydie, spokeswoman for the Scottish Campaign against Irresponsible Drivers (SCID), branded the driver as "completely mad".
She said: "Driving a car at that speed carries the same danger as discharging a shotgun in a crowded street."
I'll have to remember to look out for the traffic car the next time I give the bus Q both barrels from the 12 bore.
Rich.

