Confessions of an Ageing Motorcyclist
Wednesday, 27 April 2011

A bit perplexed....

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This morning,  I saw some statistics on US motorcycle deaths which with the exception of a small reversal in 2009, shows a steady increase f...
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Wednesday, 20 April 2011

Book Review: Proficient Motorcycling, 2nd Edition. David L Hough

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I've never undertaken a motorcycling book review before so wasn't really sure how to start. Let's begin with a photo which might...
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Wednesday, 13 April 2011

Advanced riding masterclass!!

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On Sunday evening, I got home completely knackered and immediately after having something to eat and drink, fell asleep in the armchair!  ...
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Friday, 8 April 2011

G&J's Excellent Asian Adventure, final chapter

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Singapore Gary and Sue stayed on to explore the Mekong Delta and then hop into Cambodia so it was just Jennie and me who took the shortis...
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Wednesday, 6 April 2011

G&J's Excellent Asian Adventure, part 5

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Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) Da Nang airport was well-appointed and modern but boarding the aircraft was still the disorganised scramble wh...
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Geoff James
Coromandel, North Island, New Zealand
Grumpy old curmudgeon on some occasions, mental age of 5 on others. Retired professional engineer and career in operations and technical management, mainly in the pulp and paper industry. Have been riding since I was 16 and joined the NZ branch of IAM in my 60's and was honoured with life membership in 2021. Still young enough to really enjoy life and love motorcycling, fishing, sailing, kayaking and travelling with my soulmate and long-suffering wife Jennie. Moved to NZ from Northants in the UK in 1975 and have 3 grown up kids whom we're very proud of and love dearly. We also love irritating our kids by doing stuff with the grandkids that they normally wouldn't get permission for! A cynic and optimist in equal measure, depending on the moon and what day of the week it is. Growing older as disgracefully as possible
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