Quick 6 days to Italy and back

Quick trip to Mugello to watch MotoGP, This is how it went in 15 pictures and 2,600 miles in 6 riding days.

In the tunnel under the sea
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On the route Napoleon, it is one of the greatest biking roads in the world
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Plenty of Rossi fans, shame he broke down, but the biggest Mugello crowd ever
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The "other" Colosseum in Verona
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The bike made it home, they were relaying the road outside the factory so it took a bit of talking to get the pictures
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And this one will be the new computer screen background
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Just love stopping for a coffee
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One the ferry on lake Como
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This was some of the competition
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San Gottard Pass
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And the same pass improved with the inclusion of the GRiSO!
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Then off up the Futa pass
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Bugger it was shut
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So a little play in the snow
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On the way back to the main road
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That was it, we rode to Reims and home today. The bike ran flawlessly, was comfortable, but a bit windy at speed, the new Givi tank bag was a revelation, and i need to upgrade the rear shock, or at least the spring. Looking forward to the next one

Wow, incredible pictures!!!  Thanks a lot for posting them!!

Well done Sidrat 

Tops!

Looks like a brilliant ride. Great photos. What brand and model screen are you running on your GRiSO?

Hacky wrote:

Looks like a brilliant ride. Great photos. What brand and model screen are you running on your GRiSO?

Its a standard motoguzzi one, i dont think they are available any more, i saw it on a second hand GRiSO in a shop and negotiated a deal and took it off there and then :-)

Great report, Sidrat! I'm sure we're all green with envy.

And it looks like the heavens were shining upon GRiSO that day!

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What can I say, jealous
Fab pickies, thanks for sharing