Getting the bugs out

Headlight on gives it depthI Very nice!

 
 

You're looking at the dearest CT 3 ever invented.
My arm and leg went ages ago.
That's the sun shining here today by the way.

Your path needs weeding Dave!     

The sun better stay out for all of those "staycations" expected this summer! 

Oh, and the bike's coming along nicely. 

Cheers Al .
The weeds grow like hell here and in summer we get the red Martian weed like on war of the worlds.
There's only two places i want to go ever again. I want to go to the desert in America and to move back to France ( Dinan in Brittany ) .
However i have never been to Canterbury.
I'm actually making progress with the CT 3 now. I love the colour, it was worth the aggro.

Beautiful here in Delaware. Good day for a ride through the fields and along the Brandywine creek on my '69 AT1. In the background is Irenee duPont's mansion "Granogue."  He's 101 years old and lets some of us ride on his estate property. There's a trials course set up on the property for vintage motorcyle events. 
 

Brill pic and like your bike.
regards
Ted

I brought a friend's Nissan Pickup back to Livermore from Modesto last weekend, with my DT1 in tow. Then rode it back to Modesto! This DT1 has it's own personality over the others I've had over the years:
It. Just.Runs.Perfect. No complaints at all!
 

At the Junction Cafe in the Santa Clara Hills. 
 

I try hard to remove the "chicken strips" from the Shinkos, even get a little rubber bunching on that last outer knobbie but dammit haven't worn those last feelers off the very edge.
 

Hard to compare with Apex. ( Great pic's Evan !! )
but something....Family.


 

Not exactly the great American scenery you guys are posting, but I just couldn't stop myself from sharing a few pics with you all.  There's something about 'resting' the ol' tank and seat on the frame that makes you reach for the camera, lol