HandyAndy

[Johno]

Hi Andy,
Sorry to hear about your personal problems.
No need to feel guilty at all. I'm sure all know a bit about each others circumstances and if members don't reply to posts there's a reason behind it.

Only hope things get better for your mother and yourself.

Johno

[twinturbo]

not taking the test or having a test pass(hopefully) & registered but unable to drive it due to the weather

You can tell your a biker

TT

[HandyAndy]

Thanks Johno

TT, cheers for that , I don,t mind riding a bike in the wet, tho when racing bikes in the wet I don,t think I took a breath of air from the green light to the chequered flag .....lots of butt clenching moments indeed

[twinturbo]

We had a lecturer at uni "Dave Lee" (staggeringly we also had another lecturer called Lee Travis!) He had an old Morgan with nothing but a tonau cover on the passenger side. He drove to work everyday rain,snow,sun,hail,etc just in his Biggles hat to keep his head warm.

TT

[HandyAndy]

Originally Posted by twinturbo

We had a lecturer at uni "Dave Lee" (staggeringly we also had another lecturer called Lee Travis!) He had an old Morgan with nothing but a tonau cover on the passenger side. He drove to work everyday rain,snow,sun,hail,etc just in his Biggles hat to keep his head warm.

TT

At least he had 3 wheels tho .....tho , yes, "Hats off " to him for being an all weather driver/rider

[twinturbo]

It was a 4 wheel one

I think I would have to have full weather gear and a Heater to use a 7 year round.

TT

[HandyAndy]

Originally Posted by twinturbo

I think I would have to have full weather gear and a Heater to use a 7 year round.

TT

How about motorcycle gear that has an "electric" thermal vest & electric heated gloves & a Helmet ?? sorted