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Just wanted to gauge if there was any interest in some Minichamps models? A friend is moving house and she discovered a load in her loft that her...
One of the IAM observers I ride with has a lowered set up. I’ll see if I can get him to come on here and answer your questions.
I can wear glasses with my flip down visor with no problems (Schuberth C4 Pro)
Emergency repair to try and soak up the oil and stop it getting on the brakes [ATTACH]
Forecast of 38 degrees in Spain by the weekend!
I think @Sam1199 is in Spain at the moment
They do work (sometimes). You can still ride the bike, I rode 2/3rds of the way across France with a leaking fork seal. For the first 50 miles I...
I know a lot of people don’t like flip lids, it certainly took me a long time to come to terms with them but they are so good for touring I’ve...
I can confirm that Uncle Peter, as he is known (we had 3 Peter’s on one EMM trip), is plenty fast enough and has a wealth of stories for the...
I used to fanny about with dark visors, clear visors, clear visors with sunglasses but using a helmet with a drop down sun visor solved all the...
The Klim Zephyr would go under leathers, it’s created for keeping the wind out and folds up to nothing. [MEDIA] I’d also wear a proper base...
The Healtech overrides it closing/operating (as long as it’s not already stuck). You can tell because when you turn on the ignition you can hear...
It’s taken a few years but I think I’ve finally got the hang of using mine properly, but it still sometimes throws a curve ball! It’s worth...
Was that in the Picos? We got stopped coming out of a petrol station in Riano, but we pleaded ignorance and he let us off. Apparently we were...
There's plenty of options to mount a Sat Nav, but it depends on the bike and Sat Nav. On my Multistrada I use an Evotech mount above the clocks so...
I think there’s probably a fair bit of a difference from using the cruise control at 40 or 70 and using (or wanting one) that operates at speeds...
I would have thought that if you wanted to ‘cruise’ at more than 98mph you might not to want to be using cruise control but instead be in charge...
I just fitted it without changing anything else, valve stays open all the time.
I tend to pack one pannier with ‘bike stuff’, tools, spare gloves etc. The other pannier has packing cubes inside the inner bag, one with spare...
Or just fit a Healtech and don’t worry, it keeps the valve open and stops the light coming on
