Deleted Member I
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The toyota waterproofs were out again this morning. Worked a treat 
STUBBS
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didnt make it 
out cutting up some windblown branches anyone want some logs
out cutting up some windblown branches anyone want some logsDeleted Member I
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didnt make it
Lightweight. I was out in my BMW
STUBBS
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Lightweight. I was out in my BMW
strong winds must have blown the cobwebs off though
Deleted Member I
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strong winds must have blown the cobwebs off though
As I said the toyota waterproof suit worked well with the BMW WINDSTOPPER
wheeledwidewebb
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Isn't 'TannerUK' riding his new beastie back from Brizzle today? Lets hope he managed to dodge the worst of things.
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Oh yeah! No KTM in the car park this morning. Hope he made it home ok. Maybe he had it delivered by van
Blind Lemon Ade
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Went out for a tootle around in Kent yesterday morning, coming home found the road flooded, seemed like a foot deep, couldn't brake in time, *splosh" into it around 40mph, water shot up my trouserlegs and into my boots, bike just kept going as if nothing had happened. At the very least, I expected the electrics to cut out, and to have to push it out of the water...
Good, these GS's, aren't they!
(er... can anyone recommend a truly waterproof oversuit?)
Good, these GS's, aren't they!
(er... can anyone recommend a truly waterproof oversuit?)
EggChaser
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Did more or less the same thing on my R1100S a couple of years ago, by the time I saw the water I was already on the gravel that had washed across the road - so decided not to brake - hit about 8" of water at about 30mph - bow wave hit the cylinder heads and was projected upwards from both sides into may lap. I don't care how waterproof a 2-piece suit claims to be, if you have a puddle in your crotch it will get in somehow.
As I was wet already I started to aim for the waterlogged bits of road in true child fashion and even the R1100S handled the conditions well.
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