Extra Luggage

[doebag]

I have to agree, Kriega are VERY good quality, and waterproof. My only gripe is they can look a bit of a dog's dinner when strapped on a luggage rack. But that is just my OCD kicking in.

[Lonewolf]

The Kreiga one probably is. 

Everyone loves a joker. 

[Ant]

I've looked for a 2nd hand box but they're like rockin horse poo. This will do for my Cornwall trip in July.

Now you just go steady going that far....dont want you getting lost !!     

[Zebedee]

Cornwall is easy he just heads down towards the sunshine & hippies lol

[Lonewolf]

Ant if you Google Map St Tudy, Wadebridge, Cornwall that is the tiny village where I was born and brought up for the first few years of my life. Don't diss it just because it is only a few hundred miles away. There are some beautiful places to visit in the UK and I haven't and probably never will even scratch the surface.


I'll leave the longer distances to the seasoned veterans such as yourself, the problem I have is when I'm away on the bike I miss my dogs too much. I'd be no good going on a lengthy trip, I'd get home sick. 

[Zebedee]

Your right there Wolf I am lovin exploring the UK

[Debs]

Your right there Wolf I am lovin exploring the UK

You're* 

[Rusty]

I am glad to see you opted for the "large" ... You will need it for all those Pasties and cream teas that will need to be taken back up North when we finish in Cornwall !

[Charlie747]

I am glad to see you opted for the "large" ... You will need it for all those Pasties and cream teas that will need to be taken back up North when we finish in Cornwall !

Don't forget the Hogs Pudding from the butcher in Roche   

Rusty............just be wary of meeting Wolf at the junction between M1 and M5 

Its a bit like the meeting point of the A303 and M6 

[Ant]

Ant if you Google Map St Tudy, Wadebridge, Cornwall that is the tiny village where I was born and brought up for the first few years of my life. Don't diss it just because it is only a few hundred miles away. There are some beautiful places to visit in the UK and I haven't and probably never will even scratch the surface.


I'll leave the longer distances to the seasoned veterans such as yourself, the problem I have is when I'm away on the bike I miss my dogs too much. I'd be no good going on a lengthy trip, I'd get home sick. 

I know, just getting you to bite a little......thought you were used to that in your job ?

Ive been lucky and done pretty much most of the UK when I was younger with my parents, 6 weeks a year going to all 4 corners in different areas.
I don't like the roads, traffic ( always out to get you ), weather and most of the people.
Your hobby is a never ending, bottomless world of exploring with photography,,,,mine is smooth roads, friendly people, ( who are bike friendly ) heat ( sun ) and chugging around on my cruiser looking at sleepy towns wondering when I'm going to see the next car.

If you miss your dogs that much, then i can understand why.

I try not to get too attached to animals now after I lost my little 10 month old cat that turned up from under a bush on News Years day last year, took her in as a stray at 9 weeks old and became very attached ----------  i was more upset for longer than when my parents died !!,,,,,and I'm a dog person.

Enjoy exploringPoland the UK

[Debs]

I know, just getting you to bite a little......thought your used to that in your job ?

you're* 

[Ant]

Corrected Deborah, thank you so much for pointing out that grammar mistake.
Much obliged ;)


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