First time、Second timeToday was my third weekday bonfire, following
There were a few times when I tried to go, but someone was too busy with work... So, there was a gap, but the day before, I asked, "Why don't we have a fire tomorrow? We decided to do it in a hurry. On the day of the event, we were all busy and kept in touch with each other, but everyone left safely in the evening.
I went to a local home improvement store to buy firewood, charcoal, and igniters, and headed there. We met up at the parking lot in good time and moved to the riverbank. The days were getting shorter, so it was already sunset by the time we met, but we got ready as quickly as possible....
Put the wood on the fire and apply the igniter.i.e. on fire!
The last few days have been unbelievably warm for December, and I heard that yesterday was the middle of summer in some places, but today was a cool night just right for a bonfire. We grilled leeks, shishamo smelt, canned fish, and meat on two B6s, and watched the flames as we ate.
We were talking and talking and talking, and it was already midnight. We boiled some water and drank some oshiruko.....
Dismissed on the spot!
Men changing the terms of their licenses.
Again."A man who tours 800km a day with his SR400 custom cafe racer"and"A man who rides a big scooter every day and has achieved a gold license."We had a party with three people.
When it comes to this, we've been mainly talking about motorcycles and touring since the first bonfire, but this time was different from the last....
SR rider → medium size license to large license
Big Scooter → Medium AT Limited to Medium MT License
and class change respectively.
Especially the Biggsk rider, who just passed his graduation inspection today, went straight to Fuchu to change his license and went straight to the bonfire point.
We had an impromptu test ride with my Ninja 650 and SR in the parking lot, and each of us went home with our own fantasies of changing or getting a new bike.
I went to a local home improvement store to buy firewood, charcoal, and igniters, and headed there. We met up at the parking lot in good time and moved to the riverbank. The days were getting shorter, so it was already sunset by the time we met, but we got ready as quickly as possible....
Put the wood on the fire and apply the igniter.
The last few days have been unbelievably warm for December, and I heard that yesterday was the middle of summer in some places, but today was a cool night just right for a bonfire. We grilled leeks, shishamo smelt, canned fish, and meat on two B6s, and watched the flames as we ate.
Dismissed on the spot!