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Kevin comes forth!<

Having had the first warm day that also coincided with me being at the farmhouse, Kevin got filled with fuel, checked over and with about 5 good 'operations of the starting lever' KICKSstarted and after a few seconds hesitation, ran evenly.



Even better, with the advice gained for m'learned members of this forum, A change from a 250 to a 230 main jet eliminated all the 3/4 to fully open throttle kangaroo jumps, whilst after a long uphill climb, the pipes did not show any signs of over heating.



we were only due to have two good days of weather, and I hear it will probably snow here on Monday!!??!! Out we went on a tour of places that I had never visited before. I did end up Near Ornans again, and the river was quite high. Sorry, didn't gat a vid of the bike, but here is the river!








And this time of year, you can cheat your canal narrow boat past the locks without doing any work!









Kevin - a beautiful Meteor Minor De Luxe.


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Scalyback sir, Kevin is indeed a beauty! I love those deep mudguards.

Hi Simon you are not missing anything in Kent at the moment its turned more like winter great you have given Kevin a run out in the sunshine

But I can't win. When I am in France, I miss tornado, and when in the uk, I miss Kevin!

Still they are both well loved bikes!

OK, here's what you do. Swap bikes. That way when you're in France, you will no longer miss Tornado, and when you're in the UK, you will no longer miss Kevin. Easy!



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Yes, but um.. um.... what?