Out of hibernation

[Rocinante]

After sitting for four months in the garage, forgotten and neglected, Rocinante fired up today on the first day after the easter holiday. I took it for å short spin on dry roads (snow gone on main roads in southern Norway), and it felt really good.

This winter has been quite full of other projects, like increasing the size of the family and buying, repairing and upgrading, a Land Rover Defender, so I never got around to winterize Rocinante.

However, it´s nice to back on the road on two wheels too.

[Sin_Tiger]

  yay, Siberian Steamer is out of hibernation 

If you are doing Landy stuff, drop me a line first,I have a garage full of earlier 70-90's Landy / Rangie stuff that I need to whittle down a bit.

[HockleyBoy]

Interesting how many Tiger riders also own Landrovers, I have a 110 Defender.

[Rocinante]

I guess when you start buying farming tools, the stock tends to grow... Lately I even bought this(wonder if I can connect the Tiger behind it, the tires match at least):


Btw, mine is a 110 td5, about 13 years old.

[Sin_Tiger]

I guess when you start buying farming tools, the stock tends to grow... Lately I even bought this(wonder if I can connect the Tiger behind it, the tires match at least):


Btw, mine is a 110 td5, about 13 years old.

Farming Tools    It's a Range Rover dear boy    Mine range (no pun intended) from 78 - 90 not including the ground up heavily modified project, all 2 doors, I  2 doors. The running gear didn't change much other than the brake caliper pipe fitting threads changing from UNF in 68 to Metric and then ABS post 91, only the Salsbury rear axle on the LWB/110 variants differ from the Rangies.