Agree with that, I used Overlanders on my trip to Germany. They were happy to quote for a pick up in Lisburn and a one-way delivery to Memmingen and I rode the bike home.
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val gardena from stelvio (or bolzano) worth a look too
(fek its been nearly 20 years)
(fek its been nearly 20 years)
Cock ring is around my wrist just out of shot
The one in the pic is my fidget ring, designed to rattle during the vinegar strokes for extra pleasure!
Have a brilliant trip. Hope the weather holds for you. Pics of the bike, please.
Derek
Derek
Do Overlanders do UK bike pickups?
Love the old school, non woke slagging. Need more of this on here.
Barry
Barry
And, more importantly... 
In a word, no.
I don't think they ever did, but post Brexshit it definitely won't happen. There's simply too much bureaucracy to make it viable.
Bloody hell. !! That looks like it's been eaten once already. !Things just improved drastically!View attachment 435647
Did a dog shit on that pizzaThings just improved drastically!
Fuckin better have, I paid extra for the canino turdita topping!Did a dog shit on that pizza
Enjoying the updates, ride safe
Day 1 Memmingen to Eyrs
Got up early this morning as I needed to arrange a few bits on the bike before heading off. Plus it was forecast to get hot as f*CL and I wanted to be well out of dodge by then. After a quick brekkie and a good natter with the other Overlanders customers I geared up and hit the road.
The first leg of the journey was motorway south towards Kempten. Nice way to ease into things. Gotta love German motorways, 120kph in the driving lane, anything up to 160 in the overtaking lane. I settled for 130 or so and tippled along. First stop was for juice and setup the camera bits...I always like the first stop to be a fancy spot
Back on the road for a bit longer then I pulled over to find a more interesting route.
Avoiding the larger roads I soon found myself on the fun twisty stuff. Twas time to enjoy the tank of juice I'd just purchased
This is happy me about to hit the twisties.
Spotted these two and had to stop for a pic
I was getting a tad peckish found this spot for some lovely bolognese and dirty big coke. Just what I needed,...
Plenty of bikes rolling in which is a good sign...
Got up early this morning as I needed to arrange a few bits on the bike before heading off. Plus it was forecast to get hot as f*CL and I wanted to be well out of dodge by then. After a quick brekkie and a good natter with the other Overlanders customers I geared up and hit the road.
The first leg of the journey was motorway south towards Kempten. Nice way to ease into things. Gotta love German motorways, 120kph in the driving lane, anything up to 160 in the overtaking lane. I settled for 130 or so and tippled along. First stop was for juice and setup the camera bits...I always like the first stop to be a fancy spot
Back on the road for a bit longer then I pulled over to find a more interesting route.
Avoiding the larger roads I soon found myself on the fun twisty stuff. Twas time to enjoy the tank of juice I'd just purchased
This is happy me about to hit the twisties.Spotted these two and had to stop for a pic
I was getting a tad peckish found this spot for some lovely bolognese and dirty big coke. Just what I needed,...
Plenty of bikes rolling in which is a good sign...
Great scenery all about the place...
Tunnels are fun too...
Tunnels are fun too...
For a small extra charge, they collected my bike from McCallen's dealership in Lisburn, but not much good to MikeS in SW England
During the course of the day shifting up through the gearbox had issues. Sometimes she wouldn't go from 3rd to 4th, or from 4th to fifth. I'm hoping it's down to my new boots and I just need to adjust the gear lever, we shall see. You'll see the bike lurch in the clip below as the quickshifter fails to work. When I try to then manually shift, the lever feels like I'm already in 6th with no travel.
Hopefully adjusting the gear lever will cure it.
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