All I'm going to say is is that the lead bike in the photo is a Triumph Sprint ST and the following bike isn't! The photo was taken on Saturday and you can look at the surrounding foliage and make a call where it was taken and who the riders might be. I'll neither confirm nor deny anything, haha. It's a rear shot to protect the participants :-).
Spot the mystery riders!
Oh all right, just one more photo!
Head nicely turned, out fairly wide to maximise visibility - pretty professional, wouldn't you say???
Geoff;
ReplyDeleteI think I've seen that lovely, sensuous, butt before . . . Not that I always look at butts
bob
Riding the Wet Coast
My Flickr // My YouTube
Bob,Bob, sigh.....
DeleteYou haven't been taking your meds again, have you? I'll have to talk to Yvonne :-)
Who's butt is bob talking about?
DeleteRog,
ReplyDeleteI think (errr.. hope for his sake) that he's actually referring to the rear end of the motorcycle at the rear. Never know your luck though ;-)
Geoff the roads in your area around the retirement village look fantastic. Bet you all had a ball.
ReplyDeleteHorse's head in your bed tomorrow mate :-)
DeleteWith smartarse "retirement village" remarks, you're pushing your luck - you've been believing Rogs' equally smartarse comments, haven't you, hehe! Yep, the Coromandel Hill is one of the great roads - 12 km of highly technical twisties. Lots of videos on You
ReplyDeleteTube, including me on the Triple: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9VXOYn9tO8
Geoff:
ReplyDeleteIt's all over the internet about visiting that "Retirement Village", There . . . I just had to mention it . . .
bob
Riding the Wet Coast
My Flickr // My YouTube
Bob,
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, I hear there's a contract out on Roger; then anyone else who mentions it ;-).
Hmmmmm if I had to guess I'd say Roger was rocking the Sprint - and.........Miss SonjaM was rocking the other bike.
ReplyDeleteOf course that is just a guess. Hard to tell from across the pond.
......waiting for the follow up posts.
Brandy,
ReplyDeleteYou may well think that, but I couldn't possibly comment of course. I will say, however, that one rider was extremely enamoured with one of the bikes which might support your comment on a previous blog post :-).
Geoff:
ReplyDeleteGeoff, my boy . . . on your last photo don't tell me you took your hands off the bars, dragged out your camera and snapped a photo whilst in a 45° lean . Looks like a Striple to me
I'm dying to use that "retirement" word again, but perhaps on a future comment
bob
Riding the Wet Coast
My Flickr // My YouTube
Bob: Feel free to use the "Retirement Village" word when ever it suits!
DeleteNo my old friend - one-handed whilst driving the MX5 in full convertible mode!
ReplyDeleteChoose your times carefully :-)
Geoff:
Deleteone more thing, Were you riding to your "Retirement Village" or away from your "Retirement Village". Sorry, Roger made me say it . . .
bob
Riding the Wet Coast
My Flickr // My YouTube
The second one had to make it on my header, I thought you wouldn't mind. Thank you so much for those awesome photos, and this once in a lifetime opportunity of riding the Coromandel on a Triple. I am afraid, I am hooked now. How on Earth do I explain to my husband that I need yet another bike?
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic as a header Sonja - to be replaced when you get yours?
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome, it would have been criminal if you didn't have the opportunity to ride and drive the Coromandel Peninsula!
Well, I hope that the Sportster doesn't feel too heavy after the Triple. If Roland says no, the Sporty will have to go :-)
Go to bed, it's late in your part of the world!