Yes, I know what I said but.......

[Flipfly]

I'll have you know, that was no ordinary fly.




































It was a Touratech one........

You obviously ordered it's great great great great great grandad as a maggot then

 

[BTBR]

One of last years?

Better vintage, more juice

 

[ELIMINATOR]

Although to be fair there is a technique for avoiding fly damage, whilst still riding the bike. Alan left for Llangollen the previous week. 10mph = no smashed flies.

 

[John Armstrong]

Although to be fair there is a technique for avoiding fly damage, whilst still riding the bike. Alan left for Llangollen the previous week. 10mph = no smashed flies.

Did he have where he could wash the bike marked out on the journey?

Preferably every mile or so

 

[Rob Farmer]

Although to be fair there is a technique for avoiding fly damage, whilst still riding the bike. Alan left for Llangollen the previous week. 10mph = no smashed flies.

So thats what the new bits are about? I suppose its one way to make sure your 1200 gets there

 

[DavidHale]

I still don't know WTF that thing is in post 2.

Looks like a Clingon badge or sumat.

 

[Deleted account 231211001]

I still don't know WTF that thing is in post 2.

Looks like a Clingon badge or sumat.

It's a sproggle knocket.

They use them to clip their dickie ferunculators to.

Keep all long hair and loose jewellery away from it

 

[DavidHale]

It's a sproggle knocket.

They use them to clip their dickie ferunculators to.

Keep all long hair and loose jewellery away from it

Ta! Now I know I don't feel so stoopid.

(you sure it's not a Klingon badge?)

 

[BTBR]

I still don't know WTF that thing is in post 2.

Looks like a Clingon badge or sumat.

More about it
here

And one for the rear here

 

[Womble]

So thats what the new bits are about? I suppose its one way to make sure your 1200 gets there

I must meet this BTBR - it looks like he's got his feet on backwards

 

[BTBR]

I must meet this BTBR - it looks like he's got his feet on backwards

Ah...........

 

[Thunder]

I must meet this BTBR - it looks like he's got his feet on backwards

All depends on the angle your viewing them from.

 

[Thunder]

Alan

Mention has been made already of the Fastways, I would also recommend them as something to add to your shopping list, paticularly with an adjustable lever, even in my case if it's the TT one.

You do realise TT will have you off the invite list for the staff party now your buying Wunderlich don't ya!

 

[speedo]

So thats what the new bits are about? I suppose its one way to make sure your 1200 gets there

Hey rob I hope he got cleats to fit his boots

 

[earthmover]

.....how nice is this little piece of kit?

I found that the OE one to long hence the very necessary purchase of the shorter one.....

Admit it, you saw my gear lever and had to have one!
OE footpegs look a little downmarket though, suggest a set of stainless pivot pegs?
Mark

 

[Perren]

That sir is a falangypants summit climbing bobble dropper.

If you don't know what it is, you don't need one!!!!!!

Got probs with that - is that bottle dropper?

 

[Perren]

If its a fact that when a fly hits the windscreen it stops for a millisecond and therefore, the bike must stop also, if the fly does no more than flip the bike, but there are many of them, what additional HP does the bike require to travel through a clowd of mozzies?

 

[BTBR]

Alan

Mention has been made already of the Fastways, I would also recommend them as something to add to your shopping list, paticularly with an adjustable lever, even in my case if it's the TT one.

You do realise TT will have you off the invite list for the staff party now your buying Wunderlich don't ya!

To be 100% honest, I dont like the Fastway pegs, especially the grub screws, all looks a biy DIY to me.


I like the TT ones, no suprise there then , but I am quite happy with the OE ones.

 

[PhilBolton]

BTBR - could you tell me the distance between centres on your new gear lever, with it as shown in your pic in the shortest position. The description from the Wunderlich site only gives info on how much longer it will go.
I too have a problem with the standard lever being too long. It being 120mm between centres.
I tried to estimate from the picture, but your bike appears different to mine ('07GS).

Phil

 

[BTBR]

BTBR - could you tell me the distance between centres on your new gear lever, with it as shown in your pic in the shortest position. The description from the Wunderlich site only gives info on how much longer it will go.
I too have a problem with the standard lever being too long. It being 120mm between centres.
I tried to estimate from the picture, but your bike appears different to mine ('07GS).

Phil

Hi Phil

Using a very high tech measuring instrument, ie B&Q tape measure, I would estimate 108mm when at its shortest length.

It does make quite a big differance as I can get much more purchase under the lever now.

Like most extras related to the GS (except my lighting mods of course) everything costs a friggin' fortune. But it is very well made and it does exactly what it says on the packet.