One Bike Does All.........No

[Lovey]

Stankflapper. I've really enjoyed reading your thread and eagerly await your next! I've also been admiring your signature and wondered how I could add one to my user CP????

 

[stankflapper]

Stankflapper. I've really enjoyed reading your thread and eagerly await your next! I've also been admiring your signature and wondered how I could add one to my user CP????

You probably have to squander £12 mate so don't bother would be my advice

 

[franco]

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I'm working on my next thread.

It's titled "Lesbian Muslem Tossers can't ride for toffee", it's less provocative than my last couple

Arrogant tosser....

 

[d-t]

An all rounder has to be compromised in some, if not all, departments. The GS is certainly more stable in bends than any bike I've previously ridden - except possibly the CBR400RR, which was fun - but that was a none-starter for trips away with pillion or green/rough roads. And, I've done a few lanes on an XJ600 and a ZZR600. IMV the DR350 is good in town and good on the lanes - and not bad two up, but painful for any distance. So, come on, the GS does tick all boxes, albeit that it will not be top in any. Come to think of it, I've seen boxers racing, so they cannot be too bad for a swift half hour, early on a Sunday.