Lake District 10th April 2010

Some belting pics there Alex. "Clean it woman!" was hilarious!!! :lol:

 

Dean's crash aside, it was perfect weather and a great run, with a comedy navigation blunder by Kel landed her and Alex back in Windermere when the rest of us had just arrived 25 miles in the other direction in Keswick, forcing a route rethink.

After Dean's bike was picked up, Kel and Bart's Dad headed back whilst Alex, Jack and myself headed up the Kirkstone and then back down the A6 via Penrith through Shap and down to Caton. A little mish over the Trough of Bowland then motorway home. About 220 miles all in Preston and back. Just got back at around 7pm.

 

:whistle:

 

Top pics Alex. Kirkstone pass looks brill as always. Would have loved to have the rest of the day with you, but time became an issue.

Hey Kel. From lady of the lake to scrubber with the moss, all in one day. Sorry couldn't resist. :rofl:
Glad you enjoyed your ice cream. :icecream:

Nice to have met some more new faces. Enjoyed your company.

 

what the fuck did dean do????

 

Good pics there nice to meet new peeps today
:snack: Top day barr deans fail 241 miles for me today. :icecream:

 

56 miles for me...but on a push bike :x

 

Oh and the actual route taken

 

See Deans binned it thread.

Nice pics Jack. Got to say again. Impressed with your bics performace today.

 

Boss piccy there m8, had the weather for it too.

 

Good good, nice to see some one clean up the bike wee.

 

Good pics there jack :snack:

 

Cheers its the first proper day out I've had on it. I was surprised it could keep up with you guys on straights :thumbsup: or were you just being nice I couldnt even hear mine over your exhausts....they were nearly drowning out my stero!

 

Hmmm was that a No Entry sign I just passed?!! Sorry chaps, homing pigeon sensing ice cream! :icecream:

 

:lol: Quality!!! :lol:
Ace meeting you too hun and thank you for riding back with me

 

Great set of photos and looked like a belter of a day out

 

Wasn't caning it too hard most of time mate - bumpy unfamiliar country roads and rock hard suspension can be a recipe for disaster unless you're careful.

You were fair going some on that Versys though - awesome riding :clap: