hi from scotland

[jock13]

Hi all just bought a 1984 c90e and i love it have had loads of bikes in my time, but this was bought for the back of my campervan so that when i head to a festival i have some transport for nipping about, it needs a little bit of work but nothing major, if their are any members planning any ride outs in scotland give me a shout I could be tempted to join in lol.

[wightegi]

Welcome to the club ,where are you in Scotland ,stick a location in your details with the year of your bike.

[jock13]

Hi i have added my location and bike year thanks for the heads up

[barker]

whats the weather like in your parts sunny blue skys here on the south coast
welcome to the forum will you vensure far south of the border

[jock13]

I am on the north east coast and the weather is fine for january about 4deg and sunny snow showers today lol, as for venturing south almost everything i do is a 6 or 7 hundered mile round trip!, and that is not a problem in my vw campervan with my scoot on the back lol, heading south to Newark retro festival and Twinwood festival this year can't wait.

[barker]

good on you this year let the otherhalfe drive the camper while you injoy rideing the cub

[knapdog]

When we were in John O'Groats for the start of Jogle a local told us that they hadn't had snow there for many, many years.
I find that hard to believe and my plonker could well have been pulled.

[jock13]

To be honest knapdog the snow tends to be inland ( Tomintoul, Ballindalloch),We seldom get snow where i live (on the coast) and if we do its gone as fast as it turns up ? but in the town a few miles in land it can lie for days ?. So I can believe that they dont get much snow in john o groats to exposed.

[PhilB]

Welcome!

[raybarber]

Snow is less likely by the coast because of the salt. It doesn't help with rusting though.