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Service

An annual service costing £254 inc taxes.

Not bad. Dropped Pepé off just before 9am. We did a few errands and shopping and then home.

I called just after half time in the rugby where New Zealand were annihilating Ireland to find it was ready.

Changing back into bike gear we headed off to Laguna Ashford. 

The ride back was quite boring on the A20 but the bike pulled nicely. 


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