One of two Pulses spotted in Barton in July 2007. More information here: https://signup.mw.net/pulse01.shtml
"There were about 347 of these made between 1980 and 1990 in Owasso Michigan. The first 20 or so were called Litestars and then the name changed to Pulse. A Pulse is a motorcycle. It rides on 2 main wheels and has 2 outrigger wheels (one on each side). It is classified in most states as a 3 wheel motorcycle. It has a 120 inch wheelbase and an overall length of 192 inches and weighs about 1000 lbs".

Dig that funky tailfin - looks as if could have been designed to decapitate passers-by! PNB

List of Destinations and Disasters

"Voyager Support Crew"

First Night

The Swiss side

Bird's eye view

We lean right, it leans left

Feet Forward to Florence

Confidence is a wonderful thing. With it you can be fast and smooth. Without it, you can be a twitchy beginner. My confidence on Voyager 05 took a hit last year when I dropped it on a misty downhill bend in Spain. It was spring before V05 was back on the road, so the memories had faded a bit, but I was still unsure why I had locked the front wheel so disastrously. True the Avon was old and the mist had made everything wet and cold, but it should never have happened. Hence my need to regain that confidence on this year's Euro-tour.
The Plan

No prizes for guessing where the Xingyue Vogue 150 is made. It's a sort of Honda Gyro Canopy on steroids! Photo: PNB

Only Four FFs on the stand this year, but a good variety. From L to R: Terry & Adiva 150, Monty & ComforTmax 500, Graham & Voyager 850, Blez & Quasar 850. PNB

Secrets of the Voyager boot: emergency petrol can be handy with such a small tank PNB pic

Appropriately enough, considering there's a stool in the back, Terry Harding's unusual backrest actually comes from an NHS commode! PNB

Terry Harding carries a stool in his Adiva 150's boot

1980 Quasar meets 2007 Vogue! Pic: PNB