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I’ve got a better horn to fit the the bike, but am buggered if I can find where the standard horn is on the bike! Have I got to start removing...
Cleaned the bike, degreased the chain and all the crap that comes on a new bike that had spattered everywhere. Tried fitting the throttle spacer...
Washed the population of French insects off my bike, after the trip. The bike is now even cleaner than it was when it was new! Fitted a kreiga...
Leave her at home!
Mines averaging 31mpg and around 160 miles on a tank. I couldn’t care less!
I agree that it needs a bit more bark, so that should certainly help. Looks quite nice too.
It’s just a bit too big to fit in the gap. I may have another look, now that I have more time. Maybe filing a bit off would help.
In theory that should help, but it’s the physical slop that causes the jerkiness on anything but silky smooth roads.
Ate an Easter egg and drank a bottle of wine when I got home.
Yep, I could have gladly stayed there for a few more days. Was just getting settled, then had to come home.
Still available. Anyone want to make a sensible offer?
Back home now, 620 miles on the clock, ready for the first service on Saturday. The bike is fantastic. Handling is so precise, and the bike feels...
The weather was glorious all weekend. Back home now, 620 miles on the bike, ready for the first service on Saturday.
Never test ride a bike unless you’re prepared to buy it!
Yep, that was Peronne. Didn’t stay there this time, but have done before.
Visited a few war memorials…. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Just woke up to this, so have got a great day riding empty French roads ahead of us. [ATTACH]
A full report will follow, once I’m home and sober.
Yeah it’s good. No buffeting at 240kmh.
300 miles in, and what a machine! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
