A lot of people don't know this but if I recall correctly there's a grace period of a half an hour for loading/unloading while parked on double yellow lines as long as it's not obstructing.
Its section 5a of 5b maybe????
Can't remember exactly.
The Centenario on a long run, now with rear sets.
That colour scheme is stunning, love it!
That's the UK. Here Rules of the road are quite clear
[quote]
Road markings
This single yellow line usually has an upright information plate nearby.
Together, the road marking and information plate mean you must not park
during the times shown.
The double yellow lines mean no parking at any time[/quote]
That's fantastic. Great looking thing...
I believe Megabikes just got a delivery of them in, so if anyone is interested it's worth heading up for a squiz
I know uk has varying time limits depending on whether it's a heavy goods vehicle or not but this is in the Irish Statute book.
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Even gardai can park on them in the line of duty 😁
Don't think you can get the Centenario colours now - meant to have been for centenary (2021) only.
They do a nice Orange and a Yellow as well as a Grey and the obligatory Black
At a car show in Inistioge, Kilkenny. 1978.
Was that yesterday? I passed that show yesterday on a spin,I think I met the old guy riding that bike out of the show
Yes, it was Sunday. I didn't get to speak to him but think he left about 4ish, as I left very soon after before 4.30.
There should have been more bikes according to the flyer for the show but just saw that and 2 trikes. I posted about 20 pics of cars in the classic cars section if you're interested.
My baby, not long after I picked it up last year, not one for taking loads of snaps.
Looking forward to this weekend... planning to get lost somewhere in Wicklow/Wexford!
I've had this bike a year now time flies!
Took a while to get, but finally got a vfr. It's like brand new, impressive for a 1995 bike. Original exhaust and screen too.
New rubber, new can and a wash
The oil stains are from my other bike, fork oil is a bastard to get up
My zzr1100
That's lovely.
I'm leaning towards something like that, I've owned 5 bikes now, all of which were some form of CBR, I need to broaden my horizons and thinking of something like that
I actually have this for sale on done deal :-)
I was close to buying one about 5 years ago and often think would I still be alive if I bought it
I forgot I could log in on my phone to here. (They need an app for this)
currently touring Europe on the DR650se, been away a month now on the pig!
looks Fab :-) Enjoy
Cheers! Well worth a trip to Austria for the grossglockner.
got completely soaked through a few times in storms.
The new (to me) bike
Tis a beauty!
Do a wheelie mistur
Nice house too! 😁
Love the blown kwaker, just how bananas is it?
My pretty new to me MT-10SP after a clean and ACF50. It's a big change from my MT-09 Tracer, particularly in relation to fuel economy/tank range.
newish to me fjr1300. Bought it a few months ago, with a few jobs to do on it. Screen motor was busted, but mostly it was in good nick. After a good going over, a few reeplacement parts and a new centre stand (old one broke) I put it back on the road yesterday and got out for a spin.
Getting some lovely evening rides in over here in Vancouver, on the new R18B. Dream machine.
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