Riding sidesaddle is another option, just get up to speed and then have both legs on the right pegs, that why there are two pegs on each side...................
At last - a sensible suggestion...
This new bike makes my troos dirty...
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At last - a sensible suggestion...
That looks like it might do the job. Hadn't managed to find it on NN myself. Thx
It's a bit mucky wucky out there in the winter isn't it love
It is - and keeping everything clean is making my butler's life hell...
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I found riding side saddle not only works but also looks quite elegant.
What's the fucking problem, my bike and me are covered in crap riding 5 and sometimes 7 days a week, get a grip, or polish it and put it under a nice fluffy blanket in your heated garage.
It's a bit mucky wucky out there in the winter isn't it love
Crikey, are you autogs' brother?
Think these are just for the GSA though?
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Its a design feature stops you wanting to ride in bad weather and saves you making a claim for engine corrosion
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I have had the same set on 2 GS's and two GSA's and moved them between bikes no problem.
Been missing your photographic input Giles. Where ya been, only we bin 'avin to settle with pics from that bloke in New York.
I like that pic. Did you giggle when you took it and cringed at the shite you'd get off your lass if she found out?
I fitted PUIG infill panels to mine, they make a big difference to the amount of crap thrown about.
get a rubber floor mat for a car and cut it to fit, cost you about a tenner. this advice applies to scots and yorkshire riders only.
Do you have a mudslinger fitted?
I've read that some one these "infills" can't be fitted, or you have to make adjustments to make them fit, if you have the mudslinger fitted.
Funny - me and a few mates were talking about this at the weekend as they were covered in shit and I was pretty clean after a ride in crappy weather - The only differences between the bikes was that I had fitted a Touratech toolbox to my GSA. You still get a bit of shit thrown up but not a huge amount like you do without the tool box fitted.
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get a rubber floor mat for a car and cut it to fit, cost you about a tenner. this advice applies to scots and yorkshire riders only.
Your GS has a floor for a mat?
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Remove the rear spray guard and it will stop most of it
Buy an RT.
Just sold one...
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