Saxophones Carrying a tenor on a (motor)bike?

[Colin the Bear]

Winter and salt round the corner.

Be aware that the roads get more slippery from now on. Traffic grease and grime doesn't evaporate, your tyres won't grip as well because of reduced temperature and dampness. Add to this that motorists haven't got used to the temperatures and will set off before demisting.

 

[Targa]

Winter and salt round the corner.

Be aware that the roads get more slippery from now on. Traffic grease and grime doesn't evaporate, your tyres won't grip as well because of reduced temperature and dampness. Add to this that motorists haven't got used to the temperatures and will set off before demisting.

Apart from that the real danger is that the damp will mess your hair up.

 

[Jay]

Well, my tenor is going to get its first ride on motorbike in a minute. Hobson's choice, my car is in the garage and I have a parents' evening followed by orchestra.
Wish it, and me, luck!

 

[aldevis]

Good luck. I know how challenging a parents' evening can be.

 

[kevgermany]

I guess the tenor is to be used on unruly parents.

Good luck. What's up with the Landy?

 

[Targa]

Good luck. I know how challenging a parents' evening can be.

I assume you mean from the opposing side or is there something you've been hiding (in the cellar)?

 

[aldevis]

I assume you mean from the opposing side or is there something you've been hiding (in the cellar)?

I mean "performing while following parents"

parents' evening followed by orchestra

 

[Jeanette]

Well, my tenor is going to get its first ride on motorbike in a minute. Hobson's choice, my car is in the garage and I have a parents' evening followed by orchestra.
Wish it, and me, luck!

Good luck Jay

Jx

 

[richardr]

Well, my tenor is going to get its first ride on motorbike in a minute. Hobson's choice, my car is in the garage and I have a parents' evening followed by orchestra.
Wish it, and me, luck!

Good luck. I'm sure you'll tell us about it when you get back.

 

[Jay]

I mean "performing while following parents"

temporal, rather than spatial!

 

[Jay]

I guess the tenor is to be used on unruly parents.

Good luck. What's up with the Landy?

Should try that, might empty the school hall faster at the end 😉

Nothing serious, a wheel bearing, needs a couple of new tyres for the winter and a headlamp bulb is gone (which a friend, former Captain - MT, keeps nagging me about )

 

[Jay]

What a magic ride back, roads to myself, full moon with shadows and the helm cloud on Mallerstang Edge lit up 😀

Tenor sideways on pillion seat works fine.

 

[richardr]

Should try that, might empty the school hall faster at the end 😉

Nothing serious, a wheel bearing, needs a couple of new tyres for the winter and a headlamp bulb is gone (which a friend, former Captain - MT, keeps nagging me about )

Didn't know you had a Landy. What kind?
Here's a picture of mine:

 

[jonf]

What a magic ride back, roads to myself, full moon with shadows and the helm cloud on Mallerstang Edge lit up 😀

Tenor sideways on pillion seat works fine.

Great stuff.

Rode into work with an alto on mine this morning. Right into central London, it was fine, as always.

 

[Jay]

Didn't know you had a Landy. What kind?
Here's a picture of mine:View attachment 5511

Nice!

No, I don't have one any more. Nissan 4x4 these days - I need the reliability where I live! Used to have a 110 Hardtop.

 

[kevgermany]

No, I don't have one any more. Nissan 4x4 these days - I need the reliability where I live!

That's ironic when it's off the road.

 

[Jay]

That's ironic when it's off the road.

Well, it has a squeak and needs new tyres and a bulb. It's done 106k and is brilliant, to be honest.

 

[trimmy]

Didn't know you had a Landy. What kind?
Here's a picture of mine:View attachment 5511

You have snow already !!!

 

[trimmy]

No, I don't have one any more. Nissan 4x4 these days - I need the reliability where I live! Used to have a 110 Hardtop.

Nissan engines are bulletproof if serviced regularly, the last cab i was on has done over 600,000 miles and is still going strong.

 

[Jay]

Nissan engines are bulletproof if serviced regularly, the last cab i was on has done over 600,000 miles and is still going strong.

Good to hear - I need this one to keep going!