Possibly moving to Scotland areas for motorcycling and living worth checking out?

Onder said:

Good point about working from home. If you can do this then moving to the outback reduces overhead. But facts are facts and if you have a Norton you need to support it and that means income. Look at the prices of bits now...sobering I must say. You cannot be looking at a retirement lifestyle at your point! I only bang on about this is because, well, I don't want to see you making the same mistakes I made!

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Thanks Onder and yep I totally get that prior to us shutting our family print company I was doing 70-80 hour weeks one thing I've learnt in life is you never stop learning and always listen to others with an open mind really appreciate the advice. I'm just glad I let the rd350lcs go when I did for the flat tanker elsie bits are pure pain and suffering now. Least dads is nearly done for him just a few Easy bits to get.

An yep got alot of sussing out to do in a very short time as our house goes up for sale in Jan.