Its great to hear your feeling better mate, out and about and able to enjoy it once more. Rest is a wonderful thing.
Glad the weather held out for you too, bit windy here lately, which can be a bit noticeable on a bike, especially one with a full fairing. Just make sure you anticipate gusts suddenly pushing you across the road.
Another small point i noticed is you always park your bike nose in, you should always make sure your front tyre is up against the kerb to stop the bike rolling forward. Better still is to get into the habit of backing your bike in or anytime you park on a slope, no matter how small an angle, including road camber, always point your front uphill. The bike only has to roll forward a little and the sidestand will flick up and the bike will fall over, not good, even worse if parked in a row of other domino's, i mean bikes :shock:
Glad the weather held out for you too, bit windy here lately, which can be a bit noticeable on a bike, especially one with a full fairing. Just make sure you anticipate gusts suddenly pushing you across the road.
Another small point i noticed is you always park your bike nose in, you should always make sure your front tyre is up against the kerb to stop the bike rolling forward. Better still is to get into the habit of backing your bike in or anytime you park on a slope, no matter how small an angle, including road camber, always point your front uphill. The bike only has to roll forward a little and the sidestand will flick up and the bike will fall over, not good, even worse if parked in a row of other domino's, i mean bikes :shock: