I think I'm right that he didn't like the Diavel, and a couple of other things. He likes bikes, and most bikes are pretty good these days. He does love the GS beyond all others, and his videos went a long way to making me want one. I like him, he's an average rider and doesn't hoon about like a twat.
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I think I'm right that he didn't like the Diavel, and a couple of other things. He likes bikes, and most bikes are pretty good these days. He does love the GS beyond all others, and his videos went a long way to making me want one. I like him, he's an average rider and doesn't hoon about like a twat.
Very interesting.
Can you imagine being married to one of those factory girl’s..Who could knock you up a great curry, and then adjust your tappets, whilst you're doing the washing up, marvellous..
Can you imagine being married to one of those factory girl’s..Who could knock you up a great curry, and then adjust your tappets, whilst you're doing the washing up, marvellous..
I’ve only just got my Interceptor on the road, first ride yesterday afternoon, but compared to my last bike an R1200RT it’s a doddle to ride, seems light as a feather, nimble, and I can get my feet down near flat on the ground. And it sounds good too, can’t wait to go further afield in the coming weeks.
PS, it looks good too, proper old school look without Triumph’s blingy finish
PS, it looks good too, proper old school look without Triumph’s blingy finish
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Keep us posted..
Ye what he said, I'd be very interested in how things are long term with one of these, like 2 or 3 years down the road as not everyone has the same anal cleaning obsession that Stuart Fillingham has.
It’s no secret how to keep a bike decent, Don’t ride it on salted roads and avoid rain too if you can, mostly I can nowadays.
Thanks for this, the pinstriping is amazing, what a skill and steady hand
And they probably get paid little, relative to their skill, sadly. I too found it amazing to watch their speed and accuracy.
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As I say, look forward to a report 3 years down the line.
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Saw this in India last year
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Indian Mini Muscleman.
I saw a documentary about this tough little fecker a couple of years ago, and his dream was to have a motorbike; so it would definitely suit him.
He was one of the few humans who could bench press twice his body weight.
He was abandoned at birth, and got by doing feats of strength as a street entertainer.
I saw a documentary about this tough little fecker a couple of years ago, and his dream was to have a motorbike; so it would definitely suit him.
He was one of the few humans who could bench press twice his body weight.
He was abandoned at birth, and got by doing feats of strength as a street entertainer.
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