You’ll notice a nice difference in body size and feel. It’s a great feeling camera being a bit more bulky. Has built in flash which can be handy for those moments when you can’t be bothered with setting flash gun up. The wifi option (needs a card - fits in SD card slot) is very useful for landscape/...

90k isn’t much. There are some used bodies out there with much more being sold for £500-600.

Depending on the price you’ve seen, I’d go for it. They’re cracking cameras by the way - have had one for about 7/8 years now.


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I took a new AT out for a shot when I was getting last service, preferred mine. I’m not sure what I’m getting this time round. The guy I deal with at local dealer is great and usually gives me something nice. Mentioned I was contemplating a Goldwing and he was all up for me taking one away with Mrs ...

I've had another recall notice for the SUV. This time it's the fuel tank. Some people have had an issue with rusty from the welding and that gets into the filter. So I'll have to get it booked in shortly. Just managed to get mine booked in up here - massive waiting list. Sent from my iPhone using T...

Ha Ha, I just go for it....if the mirrors can get through the panniers can get through. [emoji1303][emoji1303]


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The standard Honda ones.....40 and 30 litre. Was ample storage for the 5 day trip. [emoji1303]

Getting the Givi 58 litre top box next year for heading over to Europe.


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Took mine for a wee hurl round the NC500 - was pretty awesome [emoji1303]


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A good way to get your head round the exposure triangle is to leave your ISO at 100 (when outdoors and loads of light), as this then gives you 2 things to worry about. Then set your your aperture to mid range, something like f11. Then adjust your shutter speed 400/500 and take a shot and review on s...

Seen on a few Facebook groups that the roads up north (Scotland) have been busy as hell with group rides etc.....[emoji2361][emoji2361][emoji2361][emoji2361]

Twats!!


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[emoji23][emoji23] Class. I’m sure my dad has that one.....!


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London has fallen.


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Gin! Lots of gin!


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If you can’t find any, just bring it up here [emoji106]


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Cycle shops are essential retail, you’ll have it fixed in a jiffy [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]


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Get it dusted off. [emoji106][emoji106]


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Went back on to shifts couple of weeks ago and have been able to exercise so much more - lost a stone already (purely through Zwift).

I’m clearly not a Mon-Fri kind of person.


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Not to make anyone feel bad, but it has been great being able to ride into work I’m empty roads....[emoji106]


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The high risk people who are isolating have to be cared for, looked after visited busy others. If everyone else is out there just going about their business, not caring whether they get it or not, and the people who are looking after the high risk people catch it/carry it, they then pass it on to th...

It is definitely the elderly/those with underlying health issues more at risk at the moment, but that may change. The problem with the guidance as it is just now, and the perceived risk to younger/stronger members of society is that, these people don’t see themselves as being in danger so don’t stic...

This is never going to disappear; COVID-19 will be around for years in the same way that all other strains of Coronavirus are still around. Whether those who get it build up any immunity to it, is the question. It is sometimes advisable to delay quarantine/lockdown to almost allow a large number of ...