Amen to that...the less I’m noticed for my riding, the better.
Amen to that...the less I’m noticed for my riding, the better.
same here. I does beggar the question of why some folks put loud exhausts on their bikes? we don't invite the loud bike types on our trips as we don't want to be any more noticeable than a group of 10 already are.the less I’m noticed for my riding, the better.
Totally agree. It’s another vanity thing for some reason .same here. I does beggar the question of why some folks put loud exhausts on their bikes? we don't invite the loud bike types on our trips as we don't want to be any more noticeable than a group of 10 already are.
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I'm off to look at the 660 tomorrow....wondering how it'll be two up...Voge Motorcycles
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I'm favouring the new Tiger Sport in 660/800 guise as a new bike for Euro touring in the future. Lighter and more confidence in the brand.
The new Tiger 800 is a very nice looking bike as a pretty lightweight tourer.Voge Motorcycles
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I'm favouring the new Tiger Sport in 660/800 guise as a new bike for Euro touring in the future. Lighter and more confidence in the brand.
Do you have a magic carpet to get you to Europe?I’ve seen loads in Europe . Don’t ride in uk.
Take the blinkers off . You’re looking incredibly stupid .
Nothing to do with the weather and their lifestyleUnfortunately there are some on here that are more than a bit stupid .
Seems to be a British biker trait . Vanity before sanity . Blinkered beyond belief .
Just look how bikers in the UK dismiss large scooters as being beneath them , yet they are all the rage in mainland Europe .
And some dismiss bikes like the NT1100 as being a poor seller because they don’t see one on their blinkered way to go get egg and chips at the local cafe .
Meanwhile the bike they deem a poor seller is the biggest selling sports tourer in Europe .
The forum that keeps delivering !!
Ha ha, if only you knew how funny that wasDo you have a magic carpet to get you to Europe?
For what I can see is 2 years. After that...in the skip, buy an other one. Or what ever someone on this forum recons is the best.Whats the international dealership warranty and recovery support like?
Whats a loud bike type ?same here. I does beggar the question of why some folks put loud exhausts on their bikes? we don't invite the loud bike types on our trips as we don't want to be any more noticeable than a group of 10 already are.
The ones that take off the perfectly working exhaust and deliberately fit a louder one. Usually to say look at me but in reality it just pisses everyone also off. It also draws attention to the rider which if one is wanting to ride a little spiritedly isn’t a good idea.Whats a loud bike type ?
Oh bugger thats me then.The ones that take off the perfectly working exhaust and deliberately fit a louder one. Usually to say look at me but in reality it just pisses everyone also off. It also draws attention to the rider which if one is wanting to ride a little spiritedly isn’t a good idea.
I don’t really care if someone thinks their bike needs to be louder as long as they don’t ride with me. Hopefully they’ll attract the attention of the police rather than those of us that prefer to quietly get a move on.
There are plenty of people with aftermarket exhausts that ride baffle in that make very little extra noise. You can save weight and have something more aesthetically pleasing than the current Euro dustbins being supplied with new bikes.The ones that take off the perfectly working exhaust and deliberately fit a louder one. Usually to say look at me but in reality it just pisses everyone also off. It also draws attention to the rider which if one is wanting to ride a little spiritedly isn’t a good idea.
I don’t really care if someone thinks their bike needs to be louder as long as they don’t ride with me. Hopefully they’ll attract the attention of the police rather than those of us that prefer to quietly get a move on.
I'm with you on the 'Euro dustbin' aspect....less so on saving 2 or 3kg on an all up 350kg behemoth......(It'd be way cheaper if most riders dropped a few KG of belly flab....)There are plenty of people with aftermarket exhausts that ride baffle in that make very little extra noise. You can save weight and have something more aesthetically pleasing than the current Euro dustbins being supplied with new bikes.
you saw the Boss , Paul ! when i worked there you would be lucky to see him once a month.Popped into P and H in Crawley yesterday . Was speaking to the boss and he said they are having a big change shortly .
Marcus was a good lad .you saw the Boss , Paul ! when i worked there you would be lucky to see him once a month.
tell Marcus he is fat ! tell him i said so . ( i upset him on the day of my interview , he rode his bike into the workshop, and nearly ran me down.