Suzuki SV650 Mental Mutter

[@adediver]

Hi, I've just turned 74 and am picking up my new Triumph T100 on Friday. My riding might be slow and steady compared to youngsters but gives me great pleasure and peace of mind.

[@pinkiewerewolf]

What an excellent motorcycle! Enjoy the ride. 👍

[@TAYM]

Wonderful 😁 thanks Ade 😁 love my T100 😁 what colour have you got😁

[@TAYM]

Absolutely 😁

[@adediver]

Colour is Competition Green/ Ironstone

[@TAYM]

@@adediver marvellous 😁

[@ianhughesroyalenfield]

Morning Mr TAYM. I much prefer riding on my tod nowadays, no pressure ! I too have slowed down massively, but do still like to get a wriggle on when I am on the right bike for it (normally a demo 😂). Really need the weather, and my health to improve……..getting withdrawal symptoms now, and Clementine has forgotten what I look like 😂. Great to hear the SV 😎

[@banzobeans]

tod?

[@Peter234100]

Tod = on your own ! 😊

[@TAYM]

Really hope your health picks up soon 😁 get right soon 😁 thanks Ian 😁

[@LifetimeBiker]

Agree completely Ian , Hope you feel better soon.😊

[@kennethheldreich6604]

A motorcycle is one of the only times you can talk to yourself without anyone listening or answering back 😂👍🏍

[@TAYM]

Thanks KH 😁 yes, I used to write letters and then never send them just to get it off my chest and I now do exactly that, talk even without the camera on😂😂😂 perfect 😁

[@fuglbird]

At low speeds on the SV650 with the standard exhaust you can actually talk/shout to pedestrians. I've gotten a few "shouting friends" on my autumn adventures on the Danish back roads. This wan't possible in the seventies on my GT550!

[@boblynch7535]

Retirement! I’m 70 in April and it’s getting close. The word is, you don’t retire from something, you retire to something! And the mental health. I’m in a ski town and I sorely miss riding for 5 or sometimes 6 months a year. But you click into your skis and the same thing happens. The focus and riddance of extraneous thoughts.

[@TAYM]

Brilliant 😁 absolutely 😁 I used to ski but I like my knees too much 😂😂😂😂 thanks BL 😁

[@ClassicRides]

Nice to hear my videos have a positive effect, especially if they help lift some folk out of a dark spot.

[@TAYM]

Thanks Matt 😁

[@melfzs]

Totally agree with all that TAYM, I'm retired as you know and I reckon I'd go nuts without my bike , but I've never been so busy since I retired, in-between riding, I look after my Grandkids and dog sit for all my relatives when they go on holiday, and of course keeping Mrs Mel happy ! Cheers enjoy the rest of the week Mel 🍻

[@TAYM]

Absolutely, I hear it a lot 😁 Thanks Mel 😁

[@billellis6538]

Another excellent vid. Could not agree more with your thoughts on aging and adapting our riding to suit. If i ride any slower I'll have to put on a shell and start leaving slime trails 🤣

[@TAYM]

😂😂😂 thanks Bill 😁

[@Grumpy-Goblin]

I totally agree TAYM, I must admit this winter has been a tough one with seemingly endless miserable weather and I've found it has sapped the motivation so even on the odd good day I can't get motivated to get the bike out. I really need to make an effort and get out there.

[@banzobeans]

If you're healthy overall I'm sure you'll be happy to have given yourself a little kick in the youknowwhat.

[@Grumpy-Goblin]

@@banzobeans I'm sure I'll enjoy it once I get out there. I'll just have to come up with a plan of somewhere to go so I've got a reason. I must be honest I've never had a winter make me feel like this before.

[@TAYM]

Yes, definitely 😁 good forecast for tomorrow 😁 thanks Mike 😁

[@TAYM]

Absolutely 😁

[@TAYM]

It may not help, but you are not alone with that 😁

[@crumblymal8479]

Great mutter TAYM and mental health is a problem for many so well done for mentioning it in this way. I do know someone who when people ride out with him spends the time trying to leave everyone behind not sure why really but it takes all sorts I guess , I am retired now and this winter has been hard for me but getting to the end now and hoping to start getting out , although the wife does NOT like bikes and would prefer me not to ride if I am honest ,so a certain amount of guilt ensues when ever I do go out probably because I had a good number of spills in the past even in a carpark messing about 😂. I will say watching the Tube does help somewhat though. Although it doesn't quite scratch the itch it helps 😉 good one

[@TAYM]

Difficult but I am sure Mrs Crumb would prefer you happy and relaxed 😁 thanks Crumb 😁

[@berryslokker8949]

Hi mr. Taym. I watched tiger ness, stuart fillingham and you . Really explaining what riding is about. That is why after 40 years of bic bices i bought my classic 350 , the royal Berzan. What a difference. Much more enjoying the landscape and no stress. Only riding by myself, like you said, not having to keep up with others. Me myself and i. Thanks for putting my picture in one of your mutters. Thanks so much for your wise words. Berry from Holland

[@TAYM]

Thanks Berry 😁 absolutely agree 😁

[@jefflambert8603]

Getting to the Super Sausage Cafe on a Sunday ( only 5 miles away) seeing Friends & Bikes Always Brightens Mood 😊

[@TAYM]

Exactly 😁 thanks JL 😁

[@simonbowen6653]

I'm retired Taym. Yes I'm busy but the pace of life is different. It's the change of focus that works for me. When I worked I rode motorcycles, sub aqua dived and ran marathons, they took me away for the stresses of life. Approaching 66 and I still run, this year will be my 21st London Marathon and I ride my T100. We all need an outlet and sometimes a reminder. Good work.

[@TAYM]

Thanks SB 😁 yes, keeping going keeps you going, even if the going is a little slower 😁

[@ChrisMason-q4w]

I ride with a Royal Enfield group and they ride at a gentle pace,i enjoy the ride but my main enjoyment comes from the pre ride chat and the coffee stop.

[@TAYM]

Brilliant 😁 thanks C 😁

[@WyreForestBiker]

That's a coincidence , I just mentioned broadly the same subject on my vid yesterday. 👍 My dad retired at 63 and lived to 93 !! ... 30 years of chilling😊

[@TAYM]

Marvellous 😁 i think the more we discuss it the better 😁 I think we are all on the same wavelength 😁

[@Peter234100]

Being retired I can say I have no idea how I had time to go to work ! As for the biking best thing you can do for your mental health, especially if like me you buy a Classic 350 that brings back the joy of motorcycling with ought the need for speed. I also watched theTiger Ness video yesterday. You have both hit the nail on the head 😊

[@TAYM]

Thanks Peter 😁 I think the best I could say to anyone would be to watch my RE Classic ‘A Philosophy’ video 😁

[@iantownsend17]

Totally agree with everything you said. I ride mostly on my own . I do enjoy riding with friends, but you're right , you end up pushing yourself, and that's not always enjoyable. Enjoy the rest of your week m8.

[@TAYM]

Thanks IT 😁 you too 😁

[@BulletWanderer]

Nail on the head there Mr TAYM! I think purpose is one of the best ways to fight depression and help your mental health. Top mutter! 😁

[@TAYM]

Thanks BW 😁

[@zedcharlie]

When the weather is at its worst on dark winter days being retired it can get to you. But the upside is usually there is one day in the worst week where its good enough for a run out. Lifts my spirits hugely. When I was working usually the good day I was working. May only be 20mile ride but can't beat it. 👍

[@TAYM]

Yes, the short days are a trial but with a glimpse of fine weather getting out can change your whole mood for the week 😁 thanks Charlie 😁

[@johnstonstewart9683]

I can relate to that.

[@zedcharlie]

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[@tomstockell9481]

Spot on TAYM ! …it’s true, every time I watch one of your vids I end up going out for a ride ( heavy smoking was the reason most blokes never saw 70 ) 😂😮

[@TAYM]

😂😂😂 very true 😂😂😂 thanks Tom 😁

[@icedidi]

when you weigh it up, it's a net positive for mental and thus all round health. Your point about giving people a purpose to get out there is 100% on point, you got me out and about and I'm forever grateful.

[@TAYM]

Thanks Ice 😁 I can’t wait to see your rides to check the water levels and the great places you have around your end of the country and the drone footage 😁

[@martinmountford3281]

When I came back to riding after 30 years off I went out with old mates who still rode like bastards but I couldn't do it anymore so I ride on my own nowadays at my own pace and l love it and it's kept my head together through some really difficult shit.I lost my leg and my wife through COVID and if it wasn't for riding I don't think I'd still be here

[@TAYM]

Sorry to hear about your losses. I pray life delivers you a more fortunate future😁 motorcycling has sure helped me through some dark times 😁 thanks Martin 😁

[@clayfarnet970]

Go one TAYM. I like to wake up in the morning jump on my 1200 RT and go. I generally have no idea where, but it’s usually average 200 miles a day. On days I do group rides, I’ll put 100 miles on the clock before meeting up. The only gripe I have about riding so much is having to change the fluids so often. 👍👍

[@TAYM]

Excellent 😁 every ride is an adventure 😁 and a memory for the times when we can’t ride (such as bed time😂😂) thanks CF😁

[@MarkLAdkins01]

Such a relevant topic...so many people walking around aimlessly - without a real purpose or goal. The sadness that comes from not knowing the big WHY... Why am I here and what is my purpose? It would seem to me that part of the answer is to experience all of the beauty around us - to be part of it! And this...most definitely...is best done on a motorcycle!!👍😂😉

[@TAYM]

Absolutely 😁 thanks MA 😁

[@Suzuki_Ste]

A great mutter again Mr Taym never a true word spoken as you said a motorcycle is one off the best ways to unwind especially when you are riding on your own, pick a place to go and enjoy the ride ,my number one saying when I do ride in a very small group is we all go out together We all go home together always it makes you think a bit about the other person😊 Ps I do enjoy riding on my own. Anyway ride safe and keep them videos coming 👍

[@TAYM]

Thanks Steve😁

[@pauloakes5718]

I started biking in 1981.Traffic volume has quadrupled during that time and road quality down 50%.To top it off the constabulary hates bikes and will do anything to get you off the road. Finally life now is a lot more stressful and half of all drivers and not tuned in and are a danger for all bikers!I seem to be grabbing the Himalayan and leaving the Daytona at home.I can get mostly anywhere quicker on the Himalayan and happier.

[@TAYM]

Thanks Paul 😁 yes, that’s why despite having a great selection of bikes in the garage I am mostly picking up the keys to Bertie 😁

[@tenorbanjoguy]

On vacation in Hawaii and had to pause to enjoy TAYM! Thanks!!! I 👍😎

[@TAYM]

Very jealous 😁 😂😂😂 thanks TBG😁

[@fuglbird]

Nice mutter, thank you. I was watching your display all the time. I'm 66 and got my used SV650 in May. It is restricted and I planned to remove the restriction, but after riding 8000 km I'm not so sure anymore. I expected the restriction to be mostly pronounced above 5000 rpm but after watching your video I'm not so sure. You consistently use a higher gear at low speeds than I do. I guess I'l bring mine to a dyno and find out. Anyhow it's a great motorcycle!

[@TAYM]

Thanks FB 😁 interesting 🤔

[@garryclarke-kray4071]

Great mutter TAYM, I think if you are out on a group ride you've got to keep within your limits and not feel pressure to go faster , well said about mental health its important to be mindful and motorcycling is definitely a way of keeping a check on yourself .Thankyou

[@TAYM]

Absolutely 😁 thanks GCK 😁

[@banzobeans]

One of my "goals" in riding is simply to know my surroundings better. To make the greater area around my (current) home my "back yard" and thereby to feel more at home where I live. (This includes checking out cafes and restaurants of course :) mostly hillside farm-adjacent simple "taverns") Of course you can't see everything while staying on the road (legal offroading isn't a thing in my area). But you can see and experience so much more compared to riding trains and buses (which in Switzerland do work well). I can't do any hiking or mountainbiking for health reasons at the moment. Motorcycling is the most productive and interesting and enjoyable "exploring" I can currently do. And that sure brings with it some mental health benefits.

[@TAYM]

Thanks BB 😁 I guess it’s a kind of freedom , able to stop when you want etc 😁

[@Ainsworth-Rider]

Afternoon Taym 😊 spot on about 65 year-olds not making 70 😢 and most of them are the one's that would say to me that I will kill myself of that thing, but that thing is definitely a life saver and so is dancing so get out and dance 💃

[@TAYM]

Yes, dancing and motorcycles 😁 perfect 😁 thanks AR 😁

[@Stefan_trekkie]

I expected new bike test ride this morning but received the best mental mutter ever .. Feeling like disabled at the moment with my knee, it will hurt for few month more. This give me the idea of buying a cruiser or maxi touring scooter, to ride more with that leg.

[@TAYM]

Funny you mention that, i have been thinking again about a scooter🤔 thanks Stefan 😁

[@PKtubester]

Another great vid Taym, it's all true. Getting back on a bike has been really helpful for my state of mind. Your mutters inspire me to go out and take a photo. Marvellous! 🦒😎✌️

[@TAYM]

Excellent 😁 thanks P 😁

[@moto-jeff]

I'm retired. The money is crap but the hours are brilliant. I only get bored sometimes in the winter. Spring, summer and autumn i can ride my bikes more, potter about with them more and pottering in the garden. In fact retirement is mostly about the pottering 🤣 Deffo not taking up golf.

[@TAYM]

😂😂😂 thanks MJ 😁

[@JW-ym5yb]

I had to stop and think about this one as it is a very thoughtful mutter. I thought I would share some things that I ;earned in the USMC sone 40 plus years ago - I'm currently 65. Don't be envious of the other guy - it clouds your thinking. Concentrate on you. You're best may not be good enough - a hard lesson to learn. You may not be the fastest, the most skilled, the best long distance motorcyclist (person) - do what you can do to the best of your ability. If you stand with your nose up against a brick wall you can't see how wide or tall it is, step back from the problem as you said. A Gunnery Sergeant, who was quite upset, OK I think he wanted to kill me, told me "don't do anymore stupid things". That last one can be hardest of all to live up to but it's saved my bacon in many situations from work to riding to confrontations. I learned many more things but one of the most important is to adapt. I've had periods when long days and high miles was all I cared about. I had periods when i worshipped speed. Now I like to stop, see things, talk to people, and just enjoy the fact that i'm still out riding. Been riding since 1974 with no breaks - I have a very understanding family who know how important riding is to me. That is the best mental health tool I have.

[@TAYM]

Thanks JW 😁 excellent comment 😁 thanks for sharing 😁

[@CornishMotorcycleDiaries]

I must admit that for my own selfish reasons, I much prefer this type of video to the one with lots of photos (even my own!) as I can let my mind drift and ride vicariously with you. I said much the same thing to Economical Rides the other day too. Putting my Mental Health Professional Hat on for a mo' (hang on, it's a tight fit these days...) Riding a bike is a kind of mindfulness because most of your concentration is on riding, observing and manoeuvring, so you can't pay attention to the internal dialogue most of us have. So those thoughts that might otherwise have bothered you, just drift on by. Which is what doing Mindfulness is all about. And, I suspect it's also what keeps us riding, despite the associated headaches (Insurance, MOTs, breakdowns etc) We are longing for that inner calm, so it isn't really about Speed per se, although I do get a sense of satisfaction when I tackle a bend and it goes well.😀 Right back to Picture-in-Picture editing now.

[@TAYM]

Yes, it’s the same as when the angle of view is too low, I end up with a crick neck trying to look up when watching 😂😂😂 thanks CMD 😁

[@aussiebikerdude6563]

You speak wise words mr Taym, thoroughly enjoyed this video. Sometimes I don’t know where I’m riding I just pick a general direction and go from there… don’t like to feel rushed 😊 Cheers mate

[@TAYM]

Thanks ABD 😁

[@joetocchio9666]

Mental health mutter correct on all counts. Personally I prefer to ride alone but I occasionally ride in a group but still go at my own pace. Eh, if I show up last who cares?!!

[@TAYM]

Exactly 😁 thanks JT 😁

[@kimetogo]

Nice video and good to see another all year round rider. Been wet most days since the start of the year. Roll on the summer. Agree with your centiments. Cheers

[@TAYM]

Thanks K 😁 yes, can’t wait for Summer 😁

[@simongilbert2704]

i like riding all the time - oh those damn traffic lights ha ha ;;

[@TAYM]

😂😂😂😂 thanks SG 😁

[@paulwatts905]

I totally agree with your comments, i have to get out on the bike every weekend otherwise i get "cabin fever" 😏 and it doesn,t need to be for a long time or a large distance, There is always that struggle with getting the bike dirty (worse now because we have nicer things i think] 😁.. Some of my most enjoyable rides have been when i had cheap work bikes which i covered in grease and just rode them in all weathers, something about being out in the fresh air all wrapped up warm and a bike purring away unaffected by the bad weather. I also very much enjoy riding on my own and like to document interesting finds with pictures. Turns out we are not as weird as we think we are , and it makes me grin thinking people all over are doing the same things . Enjoy the days you can if the weather,s bad, spring is around the corner!

[@TAYM]

Fantastic comment 😁 absolutely agree 😁 thanks Paul 😁

[@GapBahnDirk]

I know that the mental health of my prostate has improved considerably since my op' in late November 👍👍. I am back upcountry and was surprised to see the oil spatter on my back wheel, hub and spokes after the dealer service and my 200km ride back to the sticks. I just spent an hour cleaning it all off, but fortunately, even cleaning a bike is good for my mental health 😁😁

[@TAYM]

Yes, the cleaning process is very therapeutic and important 😁 builds the connection and confidence in the bike 😁 thanks GBD 😁

[@Thruxtonrider21]

Great video and great mutter subject. I think we all get caught up in trying to “ keep up with the joneses” so to speak and we lose just the pure joy of riding. I think it’s important to ride your own ride. I try to keep this in mind from my triathlon racing days when my coach said, just “run your race” and don’t worry about anyone else or what they are doing. Know your training and stick with it and enjoy your race. Same goes for motorcycles IMO. So many Insta and YT. Ideas showing the best of everyone when it’s not real life. Great mutter TAYM! Thank you

[@TAYM]

Wise words 😁 thanks TR 😁

[@chrisbrownbill3150]

Yeah

[@TAYM]

😂😂😂

[@DavidSkidmore-e5t]

Having ridden now for 34years many many bikes . a singular ride I find good and 2/3 of us is the most I ride with now....still have a blast now and again but like my cycling going slow on motorcycle gets you to see more.😳.... ps the phrase" how did I fit everything in when working"🤔🤔😉 now I'm retired...

[@TAYM]

Absolutely 😁 thanks D 😁

[@stephenc6503]

Nice to see the SV out and about. I own a 22 SV with only 1000 miles on the clock and it's a great MC, but I test rode the Honda NCX 750 manual on Saturday and liked it so much that I will trading in the SV for the NCX manual or the DCT? I know there different MC's, one classed as a street/middle weight sport type naked MC and the other as a adventurer/all rounder MC. Which did you prefer TAYM? Also, like yourself when I set away on the NCX I thought where's the indicator switch. 😂

[@TAYM]

I think it’s a good move😁 I love the sv which is a very versatile bike but no where near as practical as the NCX😁 would I swap🤔 probably if I had the money 😁 not sure I would go for the DCT but I am assured you get used to it😁 thanks Stephen 😁

[@dalechamberlain7767]

You sounded a little down on your latest mutter Mr Tayme. If i am right i hope nothing is wrong as you bring us subscribers much joy. I am determined in the near future to try and get on your photo mutters. Maybe early April when i am off to the Hepco & Becker factory in Pirmasens, Germany to buy my luggage for the Tiger and have it all fitted while i am there. Dale (Shrewsbury). P.S. will try and find a German Giraffe.

[@TAYM]

Thanks Dale 😁 that sounds like fun 😁 a German giraffe 🦒 would be great 😁

[@-old-school-motorcyclesltd]

Morning TAYM I’m just driving down to stoke on trent my home town to do some networking for work and see family And you’re dead right riding on your own is great but we do after a while need a purpose to go out definitely 100% or it becomes tiresome If I move back to my home town which I may do shortly my brother loves his bikes and we have a great group in summer which I don’t get much chance to do it 😊so hopefully I shall! 😊”retirement” I have no plans yet I may be 60 but just not ready at all you really do need a plan and lots to do along with a lot of money to enjoy which is great if you have it! Il just go on, me! enjoy being out and about too much 😊 Just spent 5 weeks at home I have January off ,quiet period … mentally bored now I’m ready to get back to it 😊😊 Great mutter listening in my car 🚗 have a great week Atb phil

[@TAYM]

Excellent 😁 thanks Phil 😁

[@andyb.5268]

Does anyone know when the Stonham Barns nights restart, I know it's April, reason for asking is to suggest it as a ride out for my Cambs friends. Thanks.

[@TAYM]

I think it’s end of March beginning of April 🤔 I will be sure to let everyone know as soon as I know 😁 thanks Andy 😁

[@markpercy4277]

l have always preferred riding on my own just me or me with the wife on the back. Mental health is a massive problem for so many today so anywhere you can seek solace is welcome, good mutter bud 👍

[@TAYM]

Me too 😁 though the groups I do ride with are all thoughtful of the slowest 😁 thanks MP 😁

[@gvinrad]

Oh dear TAYM I feel I must have failed you somewhat on the photo front purpose ? Most of my photos are workshop based ! On the subject of retirement the 3rd time in my life I was made redundant I decided to take some time out & think things through, I decided to semi retire & just work 3 days a week. This I thought would give me more time to ride weather permitting & to get on with the long list of projects awaiting attention in my home workshop, not working the other 2 days a week effectively means I get a 4 day weekend all of which is good for the old mental health issues. Keep on TAYMing & I hope to see you at the REOC meeting at Haywards tomorrow, I will bring something a little different along.

[@TAYM]

Very interesting photos though Gerry 😁 is Tim’s BMW still at Haywards? 😁

[@gvinrad]

Yes it is as we have the fuel tank off for cleaning & sealing at the moment, probably will be with us for a couple more weeks yet ?@@TAYM

[@PhilipBallGarry]

20mph is incredibly slow isn't it TAYM. I was half- expecting you to be overtaken by a man walking a Jack Russell, in a trilby (the man, not the dog)🙂 Which reminds me of when I was on the Norfolk Broads one time and navigating across Breydon Water. It was just before slack water which was great approaching Yarmouth - but not so good as I turned up the Bure. Even at full throttle, dog walkers were overtaking me on the bankside 🤣 I don't like group riding these days for all the reasons you gave. Especially on Ernie. For me, and probably others too, I tend to ride according to what bike I'm on. A couple of years ago about this time of year I was on my VFR800X and pushing on a bit. The VTEC urges you to ride fast, exploring the cusp of that part part where the other valves kick-in and the nature of the bike changes. The airbox howls, the exhaust barks - it's very addictive. But I had a sudden epiphany. I suddenly wondered "why" and "was I actually enjoying myself?" The short answer was NO. I realised that time of my life might be over. The change to the T100 was almost spot on, but the Classic 350 I have now was actually a revelation! Having to actually work at it a bit more took me back to the feelings I had when I started riding many years ago. For me, it was spot on. Honestly, it was either time to slow down - or to pack in altogether. When the weather warms up a bit and the nights draw out I'll be taking myself off to my favourite little places whilst Mrs PGB catches up on her soaps. Just the thing for after a hard, stressful day at work and definitely good for my mental health 🙂 BUT, everyone is different and as long as we're riding and enjoying it - that's perfect. Anyhoo, have a great weekend everybody - might get out for a ride myself.

[@TAYM]

Absolutely 😁 similar thing happened to me when I bought Bertie, more out of curiosity than anything else, but it changed me completely and although I’ve always enjoyed riding, particularly fast, I found a whole new kind of enjoyment, the kind I had as youth 😁 funny isn’t it 😁 thanks PGB 😁

[@mikehurley5052]

Took my bike for a quick ride last week, first time since October, weather here in the Balkans is mild so off i went. I ride a BMW f650gs from 2007, had it 5 years and it has been perfect, but i fancy a change and at 66 i dont want a huge bike. Sat on 2 bikes last week that i am interested in, Triumph 400 speed and a RE super meteor, did not like either one little bit so looks like the gs is staying. Also looked at the new Himmy 450, looked so hideous in the flesh i didnt even bother sitting on it.

[@TAYM]

Thanks MH 😁 I think the phrase, if it ain’t broke don’t try to fix it, comes to mind 😁

[@lesperchard3793]

TAYM you are stressing me out, you keep calling it Classical rides…it’s Classic Rides😂😂😂 Another channel for you to try Awesome Appleby it’s a basic channel but he has done some interesting mods to his BSA Gold Star ie relocated rear light/number plate rear suspension, horn & Ace bars. Take care regards Les.

[@TAYM]

Thanks LP 😁😂😂 I know, I just cant stop my mouth at the ic point 😂😂 it always goes on to add al 😂 I shall check that out 😁 Thanks 😁

[@ruahinesrider]

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[@TAYM]

An easy victory 😂😂😂