Rode the Dukes Pass then the Crow Road, after lunch and a lot of bike chat in Aberfoyle - one regular has changed his CL500 for an admittedly lovely Moto Guzzi V7. No accounting for taste! 
Photos at Loch Venachar with some Highland coos in the background.
Coos? Do you mean kye?
I don’t know what kye means…. I just meant the cows because of an earlier post!
Those are Shetland, no?
So glad someone is getting out and enjoying the weather! I saw loads of bikes heading out for a ride when I was driving home from work tonight! Talk about jealous 
Aye it’s been a tough day 
Down here, kye is the plural of cow, e.g. a field full of kye. I grew up with a father who used local Scots words a lot. It appears in some of Burns’ poems. Still in use, I think. 
Don’t know about Shetland, Wim. See my last post.
This is what I found, Dave:
Interesting. So ‘kye’ for ‘cattle’ is obviously a far more widespread term than just in Galloway and Ayrshire.
Out with an old pal for his first proper ride for a long while. Only had the GSXR for a couple of weeks.
He was nervous but really enjoyed it he said
Just noticed this is in the wrong thread!
Please can you move it to the What have you Done with Your Triumph Today thread @Octoberon
You’ve got some nice countryside on your doorstep.
Nice rideout with a pal today, passing the top of Loch Earn with the Mirrorman statue and ending as usual at the Aberfoyle biker cafe.
Unusually I wasn’t on the smallest bike there today!!
Red is well known to be the fastest colour….
The little girl’s Dad was there on a Ducati Panigale V4….red….. and that thing looked fast standing still! 
I imagine they come with complementary brown trousers. I assume the little girl wasn’t riding pillion…
I have to say that your Honda looks rather nice.
I’ve ridden one. They’re proper bonkers.
