hello everybody.

Arbreacames · Post by **Arbreacames** » Wed Dec 05, 2007 1:03 pm

Yes, Mike, "poignÃƒÂ©es chauffantes". You probably thought that after paying $24,000 for a bike, you shouldn't have to pay another $300 for Heather or anybody else!

sebastien · Post by **sebastien** » Wed Dec 05, 2007 1:49 pm

good evening (in france 08h00 pm)

how to translate into English "poignÃƒÂ©es chauffantes" please ?
it is to improve me in English

in this moment the euro is stronger than the dollar
but in france it is a good price
they are only 3000 euros moreover than one Yamaha r1

sebastien · Post by **sebastien** » Wed Dec 05, 2007 1:51 pm

the options do not exist in usa

jbim · Post by **jbim** » Wed Dec 05, 2007 2:18 pm

sebastien wrote:good evening (in france 08h00 pm)

how to translate into English "poignÃƒÂ©es chauffantes" please ?
it is to improve me in English

in this moment the euro is stronger than the dollar
but in france it is a good price
they are only 3000 euros moreover than one Yamaha r1

Heated grips

sebastien · Post by **sebastien** » Wed Dec 05, 2007 2:21 pm

thank you jbim

Sunbeemer · Post by **Sunbeemer** » Wed Dec 05, 2007 8:35 pm

I enjoyed your photos very much. It is so beatutiful, and the roads are incredible!. Now I wish to come riding in the Alps!
Is there a place to rent motorcycles near there?

I saw a company that conducts motorcyle tours in Suisse, but do not remember the name, do you know it?

Ride like the wind, Sebastien

sebastien · Post by **sebastien** » Thu Dec 06, 2007 3:23 am

hello and thank you Sunbeemer

do you like the blog ?

if you decide one day to come to France, I will come with you in the Alps or to Auvergne.
to rent a motor bike I will seek but in France it is very expensive.

already went in the Alps, I have photographs. they is splendid.
roads with 20 kilomÃƒÂ©tres of turns.
i search pics