watchaholic wrote: Beautiful bike! May I ask what vintage?

Thank you!
1974
850 Mk2a

Another from the same ride

Just beautiful. My chopped 1959 FLH "panhead".

Boating

Spot the three McLarens.
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Another day, another ride.

A midday 65 miler including the Wylye Valley took me to one of my favourite villages, Sherrington.

It could be a Midsomer Murder village or from a page of an Agatha Christie.
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^^^ Lovely pictures, scooter.

I was out this morning on IAM duty. Boy, was it warm!

Thanks downer.

It was a bit hot wasn't it.

Such a shame that we have to wear all our protective gear, but needs must.

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All change in my bike garage. Out goes the big Triumph Scrambler (lovely to look at, but not quite my thing in the end) and in comes a Ducati Multistrada 950S. Oh, and I also sold a watch to fund it.

Although similar looking to my GS, this is actually quite a different beast, being a more sporty ride.

Absolutely lovely bike and congratulations on the sale of the Omega.

That bike will give more than enough pleasure against the loss of the watch.

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Thanks scooter. I have to admit my watch obsession may have run its course, and I'm now quite happy to sell them off to fund other hobbies. It also feels a bit like de-cluttering, so that's a benefit.

I'm loving the Ducati so far.

You couldn't ask for two better bikes.

Have fun.

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A two wheel Ferrari. Even the colour is right!