This story is a work of fiction. A figment of the author's imagination. Thus, all characters are fictitious. At the same time, they are all over 18...
Tip: Read Parts 01 and 02 before this, to get the background.
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I brought her out into the sunshine, packed the last few bits and bobs in the panniers, then went back in the house for the final cup of tea that Mum insisted on.
It was after nine when I was waved off, and I pointed Storm south and headed for Wales. I had a nice day for my departure, and I was full of the joys, as I swooped around the series of roundabouts on the way out of town. Storm was amazingly agile for her size, and the smooth power was intoxicating.
I also loved her sound. She had one more cylinder than Candy and it made her sound quite different; a mellifluous yet snarly roar. I loved it.
My first destination was a little place called Portmeirion. A quirky folly of a village, where the cult TV series The Prisoner was filmed. I'd heard of the series -- a real relic of the 1960s -- and had even watched a couple of the baffling episodes. I wasn't a fan, but I thought the village looked interesting, so that's where I was heading.
This would be a feature of my trip. I had no fixed plan, but I had a few places in my head that I'd heard of, sometimes only vaguely, and wanted to visit. I hoped that, in the course of my travels, I would meet some interesting people, and have some interesting experiences. That's what I wanted; new perspectives.
I was deliberately avoiding motorways as much as possible. UK motorways are no fun on a motorbike, and I was in no rush. I'd use the old roads, and enjoy the scenery. Much more likely to meet interesting people on the old routes, too, rather than in bloody motorway services.
I'd booked into a very posh and expensive hotel, right by the village, thinking I'd spoil myself for my first night, but it turned out a waste of money. I was booked in at reception by a snooty woman, who looked down her nose and was extremely rude. I assumed she didn't approve of bikers, or maybe just female bikers.
Anyway, I changed out of my 'bike togs, went for a wander around the village, which was quaint and quirky, then started looking for somewhere to eat, but I was disappointed. It was only 7pm but everywhere seemed to be closed, so my only option was to eat at the hotel.
If the woman at reception was surly, the waiter took it to a new level. He was tight-lipped, and seemed incapable of eye-contact. Maybe I should have been grateful he wasn't ogling me, but then I suspect he may have been gay.
To add yet another layer of disaffection, the food, when it came, was ridiculously salty. Borderline send-it-back, but I was hungry so I just ate it, with a scowl on my face that matched every member of staff in that place. Nearly 300 quid a night and this is what you get? It wasn't even April 1st yet, either.
I returned to my room, disgruntled, and got out my laptop, mostly to plan tomorrow's route. As you may recall, I'd spent most of the previous day wanking myself silly, so my libido was, for once, sated. I had no sexual intentions, and I just planned a route to my next hotel in Pembroke, where I wanted to see the castle -- another filming location.
It looked like another sunny day and I planned a lovely coastal route, hugging the shore of Cardigan Bay, with a stop for lunch at a beach-side cafe in Aberystwyth, where dolphins can sometimes be seen.
I put the laptop aside and stripped down to my bra and knickers. It was surprisingly warm in the room, but really, I just wanted to look at my new undies again. They were a lovely set, in navy blue with subtly sexy lace trim and they looked great on my tall shapely figure. I particularly liked how full my breasts looked in the bra -- as if they weren't already full enough -- and the slightly deeper cut of the knickers, which somehow accentuated my hips.
I'd bought them straight after I'd done the deal on Storm; I'd gone straight over to the big-girl lingerie shop "Bra-Va" and asked specifically for something by Triumph. I wasn't interested in any other brand. The woman serving was perplexed by my single-mindedness, which must've seemed crazy, so I explained to her that I'd just bought a Triumph motorbike and it was kind of a tribute. I don't think it helped.
Anyway, I bought three sets, in black, white, and this blue ensemble, and three extra pairs of matching knickers (women will understand). I have to admit, it did give me a certain satisfaction, riding a Triumph 'bike while wearing Triumph undies. What can I tell you? I'm a wierdo.
I lay on the bed with my hands clasped behind my head, thinking about the last couple of weeks. The wonderful night of auto-erotic house-warming, the reconnection with Jola, the eureka moment and the buying of Storm, the chance encounter with Judy, and that phenomenal evening of lesbian voyeurism and exhibitionism at Jola and Carly's house.
That night had changed me forever. I thought about Judy, and I knew that, if she offered me that card for her lezzy 'bike club now, I'd grab it eagerly. I rooted it out and looked at it; "Lez Ride -- the lesbian motorcycle club." With a little cartoon of a busty girl, whizzing along with hair flying wildly from underneath her helmet.
I tried to recall Judy's hair. She didn't have her helmet on when I spoke to her, but I couldn't really remember it. I think it was blonde, and probably bleached, it certainly was in my fuzzy mental image. On the spur of the moment, I decided to give her a call.
9pm. It wasn't TOO late, and she picked up straightaway. 'Hello?'
'Hi Judy, it's Becky here. We met outside Boundless 'Bikes the other day...'
'Oh... Becky, hi..' She seemed a bit thrown by the call.
'I hope I'm not disturbing you, but I just found your club card.'
'No, no, not at all. How are you? How's the new 'bike?'
'She's a dream. I've christened her "Storm"
She laughed. A throaty sexy laugh. 'Love it. I always give my 'bikes names. The current one is called "Sara" -- I won't bore you with why just now. It tell you about it sometime.'
'She looked like a nice bike. I love the blue.'
'Yeh, that grabbed me too. So, are you on your "little road trip" yet?
'Yep, just set off today. I'm in Wales in a very expensive but utterly crap hotel.'
'Oh dear... Wales, eh? Oh God, I forgot to tell you... I was going to mention it but with you saying you were straight, and Jim-boy being there...'
'What?'
'I'm at a festival this coming weekend on the Welsh border. The Motomuzik festival. Bikes and bands. There's half a dozen of us from the club going down. You should join us.'
'Oo, sounds great. Where on the Welsh border?'
'It's near Hay-on-Wye. Look it up on t'internet. We're all going down on Friday. Let's arrange a meet up.'
'Brilliant Judy, thanks.'
'Be in touch..'
'OK, bye.'