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  1. 18-10-16, 15:28 #1
    Snowy
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    My new toy

    Have just added this Sherco 200cc to my toy box. Ever such a lot of fun for not a lot of money. I just have to learn to ride it now, how hard can that be?????
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    Trials is ace fun but believe me it's much harder than it looks.
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    Agreed. I've had 4 outings on it so far with some 'old boys' on their twin-shock bikes. They make it look sooooo easy as they glide over stuff and do full-lock turns on tick-over. I don't make it look easy......
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    I don't think they included a seat in the sale. Enjoy it. JJH
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    Quote Originally Posted by Snowy View Post
    Have just added this Sherco 200cc to my toy box. Ever such a lot of fun for not a lot of money. I just have to learn to ride it now, how hard can that be?????
    That reminds me ...... I must dig out the Sherco 250 I've got sat languishing in my shed
    2016 BMW R1200 GS Triple Black
    2017 CCM GP450
    1980 Kawasaki Z1300
    2003 Sherco 250
    2002 Triumph Bonneville (Desert Sled)
    2017 Triumph Bonneville Bobber
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  8. 25-10-16, 16:44 #8
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    Nice , I'm thinking of getting something too. Possibly a mono ty . Mates just got a TLM260 and it's got me thinking .... brilliant fun and dead cheap too until you start restoring one
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