go on, go on, go on and enjoy it......it's a sweet looking bike and I'm sorely tempted.
You're not helping hereYou could do some exploring on that Robbi - hope to see you on it soon!
That's a good looking bike. I see GS are preparing a mezzanine floor for Triumphs. I was up last week thinking of trading my Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports ES. Its Just turned four but has 26,000 miles on it and they were less than enthusiastic.Went and had a look at the RE Bear 650 yesterday, it's a sweet looking bike and I'm sorely tempted.
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They have a huge amount of stock in the showroom, it's very impressive.That's a good looking bike. I see GS are preparing a mezzanine floor for Triumphs. I was up last week thinking of trading my Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports ES. Its Just turned four but has 26,000 miles on it and they were less than enthusiastic.![]()
I must be well old then; I remember them on the Ravenhill Road in Belfast before they moved to Lisburn.I first encountered him when GS was in Bridge Street in Lisburn.......in 1982.![]()
Would we call the frame pistachio, celeste or Indian racing green?
I think the official name for that colour is TealWould we call the frame pistachio, celeste or Indian racing green?
Whatever it is, it looks great!![]()
Teal is a blue, and that is snot green.I think the official name for that colour is Teal
I can't say I looked too closely, but overall quite impressive for the price. Not sure about standing the test of time though.What’s the fit and finish like on the latest RE bikes, things like paint quality.
From what I saw in the showroom walk round it looks very good, little things like the switch gear is cast aluminum not plastic, there are aftermarket rubber knee / tank pads to protect the tank etc lots of farkles available, it looks very well put together and of course the 650 motor is a tried and tested unit.What’s the fit and finish like on the latest RE bikes, things like paint quality.