Project Kettle 2020

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Not looking too bad from this distance!

 A blog I started ages ago (actually in 2015 and renamed!) and then let fall by the wayside. A bit like the bike itself.

Since last year I have dusted it off and have begun to update it as and when things happen.  Everything is now coming this and fast and posts are almost every day.  

Keep an eye on it and see how between my wallet and Dr Phil's skills, the bike is coming together.


https://projectkettlerenaissance.blogspot.com/

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