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Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that Nigel Purdy in the orange and black jacket wondering if he should change his soap?

Spirit Rider MC's cover photo

Spirit Rider MC

Probably need to consider changing my front page photo because there's no grey hair ... which only developed after teaching most of you lot 😂. Warmer weather on the horizon so some of you wet necks need to start thinking about taking the blankets and hot water bottles away from your beasts and prepping them for riding further than the end of your driveways. Suggestions welcome ... suggestions of where to ride to that is ...

Forgot to ask ... if you could share my previous post re: Motorcycling: The Ultimate Therapy that'd be cool ... and I'd be exceptionally grateful 😁👍

Just a reminder that my book, Motorcycling: The Ultimate Therapy, is available from Austin Macauley, Amazon and Waterstones web sites. It's a concise but compact read with no wasted thoughts or words. Aside from the helpful advice you'll find a lot of humour too. Please remember I have six ex-wives and 20 kids under 21 to support, so every sale counts 😂😂😂😂 We are heading into the start of biking season so keep an eye out for ride out notifications ... any suggestions will be gratefully received.

I love my Triumph Tiger 1050 (one of the best all round bikes ever made in my opinion) and my KTM LC4 is a lot of fun ... but have you ever sold or exchanged something, anything, (even anyone), and sometime later developed a pang of regret ... I came across this photo of me and my Ducati Diavel ... and I had that feeling ... To everyone who has helped me through this difficult year, thank you from my heart (which is now functioning and pumping well). I wish you all a happy and successful 2019, and hope to see many of you in the New Year on ride outs. Cheers everyone. Neil

It appears I forgot to mention that I had a heart attack on 25th April just gone (see photo) . I was treated in Heartlands hospital, and then spent a few days looking at the ceiling in Good Hope hospital, with enough leads attached to hook me up to the local electricity grid. I undertook 6 months of exercise in the gym under the watchful eye of the Birmingham rehabilitation team. We have the most amazing Health service ... best in the world! I know one or two people will be disappointed, but I have to report that I'm still alive and kicking. According to the hospital peeps, I was just 'unlucky' to have an attack considering I'm a strip of wind and fit (ish). I've made some life style changes, but the moral of the story is, in latin ... Carpe Diem ... or in plain English ... just get on with it (life that is), and stop bothering with the stupid stuff that most of the time, is simply not f_ _ _ ing important! A ride out anyone?