This coming weekend there is again the December Teilemarktfür motorcycles up to 1978 in Dusseldorf, BJ Flingern instead. To find the market in about 800 square meters large and heated
It starts at 9:00 am each Saturday and Sunday. There
information under this link *** *** . The site was probably hacked today, but it is now back online. The information for this weekend are still missing, but that will surely set the near term.
The AWD'ler are back on the ground. Too bad I've already scheduled the weekend otherwise.
participating in the event may Bj 1940 and up vehicles with special permission younger vehicles.
Montlhéry that is, an oval with a total length of 2548.24 m. The two lines each have a length of 180 m. The wall curves have a parabolic cross section, allowing speeds up to 220 kmh! Unfortunately, only one curve passable. The decline is progressing well here. But I think the thrill is still huge.
That would be something now for my WL Bobber, if not the year 1946 would ...:-(( But what was not there ....? And also have a special permit I Post a sweater Fronkreisch *** *** ? But this should have been enough for a launch license, right? ;-))
De-Düringscher Ondy (jo genoau the know the sägsischen Agzent, the de Sohln is closer than is genonnt like de un Wöllgn in Fochgreisen "Dä Schdobbelhobbser) ma wolde, if the Drigoodoschen et och gibd with Horlei Dawidschn Wambe un-offe offem Bugg. Jo Ondy, which can now dr Sogn - the gibschd. Gugge ma here: The uldimadive Horlei di-Schörd!
Ondy - eschbeschially for ju! ;-)))
PS: Un du non de grad Sun wenns gädschn dusd eat the pig! ;-))
In Udaipur, we had a very intense time. We received a small tailor some clothes ready to measure. That was exciting and had lots of fun. From the Maas to the last company to try. It really is fascinating how a piece of cloth then creates a pair of pants or a shirt if you have no idea of sewing.
addition, we have allowed ourselves to make photo albums with beautiful leather bindings. They're for our vacation photos. Genuine Indian handmade without the participation of minors. Interestingly, there was this market all sorts of craft, you could watch them at work, from the knife-grinder to the textile dyer. For recreation, there were between us for coffee at the cafe by Edelweiss.
Next, we traveled on to Jaisalmer. Once there, it went without a break from the long car trip up and we rode camels through the desert. The animals have a strange movement, especially when trotting, in which one can adapt to difficult. This is true not only for Indians but for Europeans! From our ride there is unfortunately no photographic evidence, as empty of all that day, the camera batteries were .... Subsequently, a Rajasthani home evening was followed with music and dance. The first three songs were entertaining, then we started thinking about whether we pay money to the group before the end comes. When this was gabs survived a typical Rajasthani dinner with lentil curry, potato and cauliflower vegetables and rice and the typical Indian bread chapati
From now suddenly following question. "? Desert or Hut" we were somewhat surprised. We decided to desert and took us for a ride again on a camel cart in the desert. We were alone with two cots, two blankets, a bottle Water and millions of stars above us. After the initial excitement had subsided a bit and we supposed monkeys were identified as a small bush with a flashlight, they said, "Good Night". Rewarded
we were in the morning by a beautiful sunrise, and through our camel, which happily was ruminating on the sand. From the "hotel" for breakfast. That was unfortunately not in the desert. The camel, took her leave with a wet puff of us. In retrospect it was a good and authentic experience because there were no extras in the desert, so no tent, mosquito net ...
Now we are back in Delhi and our trip to India is approaching the end. India is a unique experience and not comparable with other trips. These stark contrasts between rich and poor, clean and dirty, ugly and beautiful, friendly and unfriendly ... are very extreme. There is little mediocrity. It is striking that people are dealing mostly friendly and tolerant with each other. Hindus, Muslims and other religions to live without conflict next door. It was a nice holiday, with many good but not so good experiences. It has shown us that we have it in Germany pretty well .....
fly on Monday to Malaysia and we make a brief stop there on his way to Vietnam ... .
After we discovered in the rebuilding of the WL-Bobbers that the speedometer all indicating not only the speed, so it went to Ka-Ja- *** *** speedometer service. This is done good work there, has apparently rumgesprochen. For the repair time was slightly longer, something much longer.
But there was an accurate quote and I decided to have repaired the innards, but to preserve the patina. These include the dial, the digits on the odometer and trip meter. And since this is the original civilian 1946er speedometer, it was worth the action.
Thomas has taken down the rest of the time the cylinders (but is with a 1st Great to general inspection, right? ) And lo and behold, everything is wonderful. No visible traces of any kind and any tolerances or as it were and ought to be. As the gentle retraction has paid on the first few miles anyway. It was a lot of patience is required. Not only me, but even with my passengers particularly in long-Thorsten Gabler, who has reeled off so some miles behind me this summer. Unfortunately, Thomas has forgotten in his joy at the beautiful cylinder to take pictures. :-( (But the next time he makes the big inspection anyway ;-)). automatically back down .... Holder is a super service at U.S. Classic Bikes *** *** .
give it a real nice Racer sweater as he wore as Fred Petralie. Ok, I give the tie to me I think.
e-mail I had in June with Fred, but when you set the size I was then left hanging. On the Veterama Burkhard told me that I could stop by to give me at Fred's level, because size XL is already sold out. Actually I was quite happy about it because it was late afternoon and I was pretty tired. But I had better times but still just walked by. Because then I would have found that XL probably a Frenchman (and Burkhard) fits, but not a German, who drinks from time to time ever a Krombacher ... ;-)) Although the sweater in XL otherwise very good fit, it is around the belly around then but a bit cramped for me :-( (So exchange.
The quality of the sweater is very good. The Indian decal is sewn and ironed or flaked. This is but not all colors / hoodies the case. But really great part! And in XXL are coming pretty good. Sure - those things cost money too, but everything is relative. And Christmas is indeed now time to be associated not only one brand of motorcycle, so now it must be next to the Indian Excelsior also a sweater at the door :-)) I allow myself the luxury indeed. Fabric patches I have in the cupboard, so I ordered the black and white sweater without printing. The patches Kölle-time Tom has brought me from the U.S.. Which can be ordered here *** *** . Since then I have to pay attention only to the fact that the "X" not too much about the XXL stomach slips ....;-))
really missing is a Harley sweater. But as I said, yes Christmas is just around the corner ...;-))
If Fred is not just knit the sweater, he tinkers with old friends for his Indians. And have been for over 20 years.
Now we are the last 10 days in India and in the midst of our extended trip around Rajasthan. Delhi as the capital of this country can all ruling contrasts again seem crass: poor and rich, clean and dirty, fast and slow .... and in spite of all these things the Indians is most relaxed and friendly. We were initially happy to escape the Grossstadtjungel until we realized that Agra and Jaipur as loud and ueberbevoelkert, as Delhi. We began en see so our journey to Agra to the Taj Mahal. It really is an impressively beautiful monument, which was the Shah Jahan as the final resting cities for his favorite wife, while building a monument to his love for her. That must have been true love ... . Moreover, there are in Agra, however, not much to see.
The next stop was then the capital of Rajasthan Jaipur. When we arrived, all with the final preparations to the Indian festival of lights Diwali, as at home the past sightings for Christmas and New Year. Unbelievable, what you carry everything on a bicycle rickshaw can ... At 5.11. was the first day of the festival. It's like Christmas and New Year's Eve in a day and for a week! All sugarcane plants to make at home, there are fireworks and blast enough. All celebrate the family, there are sweets and gifts exchanged.
between the cities, we had 4-5 hours driving time schedule, giving us a brief comment from the stress of life in the country.
Pushkar then stood on the program. A small little place on a lake, known as Pilgerstaedtte. The creator god Brahma had three Lotusbluetenblaetter and fall at these sites were lakes in the desert ... It was fantastic for us because it was at all previous locations in India, comparable moderately quiet.
Now we drive us around in Udaipur. I like it super us. Udaipur is also on a lake with a beautiful Summer Palace. But the main thing is that there are many streets in the small shops and nice restaurants and cafes. We had that "bitternoetig. Much can be hard to put into words, so just look at our photos. Tomorrow we drive to Jaisalmer, and from there we take a camel safari and sleep in the desert. This will be determined very cold.
There was but what with a cool outfit in Sinsheim?
I had not here *** *** written from the fact that the outfit is now time for us "Americans" is at the top? And so 'ne olle rain suit is just as counterproductive?
The current issue No 1 / 2011 of the Classic Motorcycle *** *** , which was published on Friday, 11.05.2010, has recognized this fact and immediately a large photograph of Andreas soaking wet on his Chief used as the opener for the 6-page report on Sinsheim. As is the little picture of me with the WL actually do not. motto: Only the tough get into the newspaper uh garden!
remains since only one question: While Andy is really wet poodle, but he looks the same as an octogenarian? ;-))
As can be seen driving the Japanese + all Italians as prescribed in rain gear. Does not look casual and cool, but the boys are at least stayed dry inside. With the upper coolest was a Moppedfahrer Kreidler, who completed the tour in jeans. Respect!
hope When my picture, I sometimes favor of the editor that he "Swimming Rings" has really meant only the tires ... ;-))
And the Technik Museum Sinsheim *** *** chose a video on YouTube from the 2010s meetings
The farewell from our small island and the beloved people in a short time has been difficult for us but a little after we had been especially close to them three months. The last few days we have farewell parties, pack our bags and backpack, and also spent a bit of work. On Thursday morning at 5:00, we went (zunächst!) the last time by speed boat through the atoll to the airport GEDU and start the journey to India was. The flight was to Male was comfortable - we slept through it completely, because we could before because of our farewell party to sleep only 2 hours. In time everything went well, apart from the usual delays (Air India).
After arriving in India (Bangalore) and stayed for three nights in a small inn, we are happy to travel further north to visit the "Golden Triangle". Bangalore itself has more to offer than many sites, we have mainly street life, the market and the shops used. The traffic is how to imagine it in an Asian metropolis of 8 million. A plethora of cars, trucks, horse carts, motorcycles and motor rickshaws, all honking at every opportunity and every gap is emerging in the dense multi-lane road used by a to overtake another in order after 30 seconds of the same to turn obsolete werden.Am roadside stand, the sacred Indian cows and look at the goings with a definite peace. simply for a German sense of CHAOS!
