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2 minutes before that pic was taken it was freekin hammering it down,we got soaked through in less than 5 minutes

Feck I look slim their really must cut down, that must be the worse photo of me ever taken no hang on their is that one with the rubber pig

ChrisH wrote: no hang on their is that one with the rubber pig

Heres a blast from the past...........

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Looking forward to this years trip, just need a mosquito free video camera now

Great pics there Pete

As I work shifts I am up for mid-week overnighters?? I did a few last year and found the roads quieter.

Taken in August 2011 headed to Portree then overnighted in Fort Augustus. Eric in the pic with my old R6. (Road to Kinlochewe)


Eric at the pass of the cattle Applecross


Road to Kinlochewe.


Pass of the cattle Applecross.


Eric on the Road to Kinlochewe.


Beach the other side of Applecross. The Isle of Raasay in the background

The roads looks great good pictures i want summer to come quick i wanna ride my bike i hate the winter lol

Madturk999 wrote:The roads looks great good pictures i want summer to come quick i wanna ride my bike i hate the winter lol

Yip, when you see roads like that you want to be out playing on them!!

Totally agree,them roads look sweet as mate

Get your butts up to Scotland there are many many more roads like this.

Onroute to Applecross the beach pic I took on the right. On my old R6.


Onroute to Applecross. My old R6 in full view. The Isle of Raasay in the background

Think we did that stuff last year Coullio, scrappy and his dad will know better.

Trip from sky to Applecross, didn't see much over the top, bloody mist. Lots of that trip are still a blur . Even the single track stuff can be rapid, I urge you all to get the f**k up there and play

PJC wrote:Think we did that stuff last year Coullio, scrappy and his dad will know better.

Trip from sky to Applecross, didn't see much over the top, bloody mist. Lots of that trip are still a blur . Even the single track stuff can be rapid, I urge you all to get the f**k up there and play

We did a run from Aberdeen to Applecross then Fort Augustus overnighter at Morags Lodge (Google it great place to stay). We met about a dozen bikers from England who came up just to do Isle of Skye & Applecross, one guy was from Southampton. The next morning we headed to Isle of Skye but had to turn back due to mental rain. Scotland has some epic roads.

Looks a good place does Morags lodge m8, we left Fort Augustus in the rain, aqua plained all the way to the Green wellie and on to Glasgow, cant beat the sound of 3 x 1000 cc bikes spinning on the rev limiter over those roads

Soon as the bike is rebuilt I will be blasting about the boarders, switching between Northumberland and Scotland, I got the best of both worlds, Twisty country stuff and open sweepers, but it still aint a patch on the Highlands.

Plan to do a good few overnighters this year, I am only 100 miles south of edinburgh

PJC wrote:Looks a good place does Morags lodge m8, we left Fort Augustus in the rain, aqua plained all the way to the Green wellie and on to Glasgow, cant beat the sound of 3 x 1000 cc bikes spinning on the rev limiter over those roads

Soon as the bike is rebuilt I will be blasting about the boarders, switching between Northumberland and Scotland, I got the best of both worlds, Twisty country stuff and open sweepers, but it still aint a patch on the Highlands.

Plan to do a good few overnighters this year, I am only 100 miles south of edinburgh

Morags is very good. It has a wee bar selling draught & bottled beer. The rooms are very tidy, spacious and clean. We landed up in the William Wallace Suite 6 beds with en-suite (only 3 of us). I would say go into the village for food and try the "Lock Inn" the food is superb and very reasonably priced, also the beer is good. Just down from the Lodge you will find the petrol station. If you plan on leaving early and its a Sunday fuel up on the Saturday. How about getting a overnighter organised to Morags??

Coullio wrote:

PJC wrote:Looks a good place does Morags lodge m8, we left Fort Augustus in the rain, aqua plained all the way to the Green wellie and on to Glasgow, cant beat the sound of 3 x 1000 cc bikes spinning on the rev limiter over those roads

Soon as the bike is rebuilt I will be blasting about the boarders, switching between Northumberland and Scotland, I got the best of both worlds, Twisty country stuff and open sweepers, but it still aint a patch on the Highlands.

Plan to do a good few overnighters this year, I am only 100 miles south of edinburgh

Morags is very good. It has a wee bar selling draught & bottled beer. The rooms are very tidy, spacious and clean. We landed up in the William Wallace Suite 6 beds with en-suite (only 3 of us). I would say go into the village for food and try the "Lock Inn" the food is superb and very reasonably priced, also the beer is good. Just down from the Lodge you will find the petrol station. If you plan on leaving early and its a Sunday fuel up on the Saturday. How about getting a overnighter organised to Morags??

Now that sounds like a plan Good to meet a few others from across the boarder