Mudplugging on my 125 - Pics!

The crisp winter sunshine tempted me out today, but as the roads are a bit mucky I took the 125. The little Suzuki needed an outing anyway. I took the back way up to Quattford and did a little exploring along the way...great fun...

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125 in a suitably 'arty' pose, the rolling Shropshire hills providing the backdrop

I even did a little genuine green laning, perhaps not the best idea on road tyres, but it absolutely great fun! I really must get myself a DR or DT125!

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Coming back down the slope was interesting, nearly binned it a couple of times!

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Used a ford to help get some of the mud off!

Once at the cafe I was amazed at how many bikes were out and at the variety...everything from a brace of classic BSAs, a Vmax, a jet black MV F4, the compulsory GT750 Kettle and even a little RXS100. I have pics, but I am having pc issues at the moment. But it was great to see so many bikes out

Got to reward yourself after a bit of hard riding...
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There is no bacon like 'bikers cafe' bacon...

Anyway fun 30 miles and the 125 got a well deserved through clean once I got home

You crazy man Tony! Gald you enjoyed yourself

looks good tony! had they run out of salad there then?

Yo crazy cat.

Glad you enjoyed it Tony.

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mrfrance wrote:You crazy man Tony! Gald you enjoyed yourself

  

I wouldn't exactly say pottering about on a 12bhp 125 is crazy, but the mud was fun!

MrNutt wrote:looks good tony! had they run out of salad there then?

Terrible times, I was forced to have a bacon sandwich...

Glad you had a great time, I absolutely love green laneing.