Ponderosa 30 June

[Beelady]

It's on my one day soon list, but not this time. That is the day I shall be handing over a wheelbarrow load of money in exchange for getting my tracker fitted and joined to my 'phone. The boys in the Triumph shop have PROMISED that I will be able to understand what I am meant to do if it rings me up and tells me it's been stolen, plus it does lots of other things, like send help if I crash and all sorts of other clever tricks. BikeTrac have a 97% recovery success rate so I probably don't need anything quite so fancy, but I love my bike and it deserves the very best. I couldn't bear to lose it. Just off to look for a route to the Ponderosa, ready for another time.

[bobsnicholson]

I still get lost even with Sat Nav, when she say's turn left or right i ignore her, keep thinking it's the wife.

My bike has something called Datatag, ain't got a clue what it is or what it's supposed to do.

[Ninjachica]

The ninja has Datatag, but it's an 18 year old version, so probably no good! I think I should probably have told them current address at some point, but I don't remember if I have!

Smartwater and stuff like that means you might get bits of your bike back if they ever find it.
Bee's tracker is the dogs.
My brother told me a funny one recently... Miserable git of a customer had a fancy tracker fitted. All the bells and whistles. But, the shop also registered as a notifiable concern if anything happened (probably can't do that now). So, one day, they get an urgent message - the bike has gone down, it's in this location... Next time miserable customer is in - "how was your off road adventure in the ditch?" "How the f do you know about that?"

[Ninjachica]

Well that was a good ride out. Cross country, so some nice back roads. Not been that way for years.

Stopped off at Pontcysyllte aqueduct which was very impressive.

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Even walked across it, without having to hold on

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[Ninjachica]

Unfortunately, there was a swathe of new, wet tarmac on Horseshoe Pass, stones flicking up everywhere, so a very steady ride to the Ponderosa

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But well worth the trip. Will have to go again soon

[bobsnicholson]

Looks good NC. I have to do that canal bridge walk thing, looks awesome.

I did a local run today. Cup of tea at Blakemere. No pics, couldn't be arsed.