MZ/MuZ Riders

Pictures from my ride today.Some country homes... Post your pictures from your ride and show us all your city,state,country..etc. etc.

Check out the buckets on the tree collecting maple.

Today ride.
No glamour

[quote="manumensa"]Today ride.
No glamour

Manuel,
I find glamor in just about everything...

It's like a work of art.

David.

there are old tractor lovers down here in southeastern ohio that would buy those in a heartbeat
dave

Lots of runoff from all the snow still up at the higher elevations.

Hi,
Looks like spring is finally on it's way.
Nice countryside you've got nearby.
I'd post some pictures of our Old English countryside if I could. Nearest thing to me are the royal parks, not really any comparison to New England.
Got to get my skorpion back on the road.

David.
London,UK

djsbriscoe wrote:It's like a work of art.

David.

David,
right now Sunday morning and it's snowing outside.Yesterday was in the 6o degree area about 15 C

So spring is coming . Check out this work of art...

First ride of the year - shakedown ride after exhaust repair, oil change and new tyres. Fantastic!



Price Charles' Jet Provost at RAF Cranwell.

Hi,
All these tractors are similar to the industrial archeology suddenly discovered in the UK countryside. One minute your walking through some trees down a muddy path by a stream and you see a brick tower sticking up from the ground. You start to imagine what it was like when people where going to work in the disused factory/mill.
The tractors sort of make me wonder in the same way. Remnants of a bygone age as they say.

David.

took mine off road for the first time at the weekend,fell off a couple of times and the engine stalled in deepish water and refused to run after,seems the breather/vent filter pipe on side of cv carb sucked water up and killed the engine,idle was ok but stalled when throttle opened so routed pipe upwards and then it ran fine for rest of the day.
glad to say bike cleaned up realy well so back to it's normal shiny self

Rodge,It looks like you got in some deep mud,that can be a lot of fun.

I rode by this resting place and thought the people buried there over 100 years ago have an awesome view.Me I think I'll get cremated.

On the waterfront Lake Champlain named after...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_de_Champlain


Champlain is also memorialized as the "Father of New France", and many places, streets, and structures in northeastern North America bear his name, or have monuments established in his memory. The most notable of these is Lake Champlain, which straddles the border between the United States and Canada. In 1609 he led an expedition up the Richelieu River and explored a long, narrow lake situated between the Green Mountains of present-day Vermont and the Adirondack Mountains of present-day New York; he named the lake after himself as the first European to map and describe it.