A Big Day.
Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2020 10:23 am
The day has arrived!
The Street Triple is out of the workshop, parked and ready to go for its MOT. It's the first time I've ridden it since January 4th.
Getting it out was a bit scary. It's taller and top heavier then the Kawasaki, but with a bit of squeaking and wobbling on tiptoe (me, not the bike) I made it. My heart was racing a bit but it was lovely to hear it running again.
First stop will be at the Shell garage in the village. A full tank of new fuel is needed before I go any distance. I was sure I left it with a full tank, but obviously not.
Also the horn has stopped working. I pulled the connector apart and made everything shiny before putting it back together, but no luck. I shall take it anyway and just ask them to fix it while it's there. Normally I'd just ring one of several mates and get it done before I set off but lockdown has spoiled such simple fixes. Never mind. I can't find anything else it can fail on so I'm hoping to come home with a nice new MOT.
If it stops raining I'll be taking the long route home and start getting used to it again.
The Street Triple is out of the workshop, parked and ready to go for its MOT. It's the first time I've ridden it since January 4th.
Getting it out was a bit scary. It's taller and top heavier then the Kawasaki, but with a bit of squeaking and wobbling on tiptoe (me, not the bike) I made it. My heart was racing a bit but it was lovely to hear it running again.
First stop will be at the Shell garage in the village. A full tank of new fuel is needed before I go any distance. I was sure I left it with a full tank, but obviously not.
Also the horn has stopped working. I pulled the connector apart and made everything shiny before putting it back together, but no luck. I shall take it anyway and just ask them to fix it while it's there. Normally I'd just ring one of several mates and get it done before I set off but lockdown has spoiled such simple fixes. Never mind. I can't find anything else it can fail on so I'm hoping to come home with a nice new MOT.
If it stops raining I'll be taking the long route home and start getting used to it again.