Hi,
I'm Al. I live near Glasgow, in Scotland, and have owned a 1991 FJ1200ABS 3XW since October 2008.
I'm a member of the UK FJ Owners club.
Hope to get some good tips and tricks from across the pond!
Al.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v73/al_brain/Applecross/1253642037.jpg)
Al,
Hello and welcome :greeting:
Is this your group http://www.fjclub.co.uk/page6.php (http://www.fjclub.co.uk/page6.php)
They really have a lot of items for sale to fit the FJ. Some of those Items are hard to find over here in the states.
I am sure you will enjoy this group as well as your UK FJ budies. You might even meet someone near you on this site.
Ride on.
Later, Phil ..... :bye2:
Welcome to the group Al,
Sure is some nice scenery you have over there. :hi:
Kookaloo!
Frank
Thanks for the welcome. Yeah, the scenery is stunning, as long as you can put up with the changeable weather!
The photo above is of the "Bealach Na Ba" - Pass of the cattle. It boasts the greatest ascent of any road climb in the UK, rising from Applecross at sea level to 626 metres (2,054 ft). It's stunning!
Al.
Welcome to the fire Al. You have a good looking bike there. Lots of great info here and some damn good folks...
Eric M
Hello, Al, and welcome!
Hi chookter.Actually my g/parents are from Hawick.Came/seconded out here to chip granite for the bridge Aka the coat hanger
Sydney boy but we have great weather and roads.Stupid Brits :yahoo:
Stupid Brits
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Clarification
The English sent all the convicts out to the glorious weather to work on there tans.
Still dangerous for backpackers though.