Post a pic of your bike

goblin59

WestWicklow1 wrote: »

Well done on the test. Don't stop there. Do an advanced course soon.

I'll probably do one next year before the summer.
I'm practicing counter steering whenever i can.

zubair

goblin59 wrote: »

I'm practicing counter steering whenever i can.

Just riding your bike then lol.

H_Lime

Early out the gap with a couple hrs to ride

Over Aarglin Bridge and taking any turn I hadn't been up and a Warren of narrow and steep roads later I give you....

the scared shrine St Michael's Holy Well of Tubbernahulla.


Stood on number 4 slab for the requisite 5 minutes so it's vodka and coke night tonight.

Evening presented another chance,

Lol, may explode!
Not likely, super bit of kit once shown some leccy manners.
Rare I get out these days, should pull me through the week:)

Henry Ford III

Suzuki SFV650 2010. 20,000klms. Renthal bars, R&G tail tidy, Ixil pipe.

The Nutty M

Took a trip up the autobahn and stopped in by the Rhine at the weekend.


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H_Lime

The Nutty M wrote: »

Took a trip up the autobahn and stopped in by the Rhine at the weekend.


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Bridge looks like it belongs in a Ww2 flick. Sweet machine, did you hit the limiter on das autobahn?

The Nutty M

H_Lime wrote: »

Bridge looks like it belongs in a Ww2 flick. Sweet machine, did you hit the limiter on das autobahn?

Ha,I'd say it has its origins in that era alright. Across the bridge is France.
Got a good few runs indicated at 300, but a GPS 276 was the best I could muster.

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Waillee123

Picked up the new steed on Sunday. Quick spin back from Belfast and loving it so far. Feels really planted, noise and induction is addictive and generally well pleased, although reminds me of WALL-E!!

Have a few things I'd like to do to it and will post some more pics but loving it so far!!

dmigsy

Waillee123 wrote: »

Picked up the new steed on Sunday. Quick spin back from Belfast and loving it so far. Feels really planted, noise and induction is addictive and generally well pleased, although reminds me of WALL-E!!

Have a few things I'd like to do to it and will post some more pics but loving it so far!!

Nice! On my list of possible next bikes. McCallen's?

zubair

Lovely. Nice colours too.

Waillee123

dmigsy wrote: »

Nice! On my list of possible next bikes. McCallen's?

Yeah I'd say try it. Very torquey low down but has the power as well. The whistle and the roar put smiles on the face. Feels really good in the corners, as I said planted!

I actually bought it privately from a nice man that was very up front and open with it. It was the model, colour, spec etc so just pulled the trigger

zubair

Waillee123 wrote: »

Yeah I'd say try it. Very torquey low down but has the power as well. The whistle and the roar pit smiles on the face.

Triples are the best. :-|

Waillee123

zubair wrote: »

Lovely. Nice colours too.

Yeah not mad on the matte and white I have always found a bit "showy"

Frank Bullitt

Got to try out a friends Dyna, easily the loudest bike I have ever been on. That pipe is insane! Made me appreciate my Fat Bob a bit more

Henry Ford III

http://imgur.com/a/r2xTUUH

A brand new Royal Enfield Interceptor GT came out for it first run today.

Looks good, and it's being gently run in.

H_Lime

Henry Ford III wrote: »

http://imgur.com/a/r2xTUUH

A brand new Royal Enfield Interceptor GT came out for it first run today.

Looks good, and it's being gently run in.

Congrats, how are ye getting along with it?

Henry Ford III

H_Lime wrote: »

Congrats, how are ye getting along with it?

It's not mine 😂

pobber1

Just started out, 2010 XJ6S Diversion.

zubair

Good bike that. Looks lovely, v clean.

flashinthepan

pobber1 wrote: »

Just started out, 2010 XJ6S Diversion.

Very nice :-)

heliguyheliguy

Nabidana

Nice spin over the Knockmealdown mountains this evening.

heliguyheliguy

https://postimages.org/ will host your photos and let you link to them so they display in your posts.

Skill Magill

Tank bag attached to the petrol cap? Not a pain in the hole filling it? Was thinking of something similar, handy for the phone, maps etc, but thought having to take it on and off each time, put me off

Nabidana

heliguyheliguy wrote: »

https://postimages.org/ will host your photos and let you link to them so they display in your posts.

I'll do that.

Cheers.

Nabidana

Skill Magill wrote: »

Tank bag attached to the petrol cap? Not a pain in the hole filling it? Was thinking of something similar, handy for the phone, maps etc, but thought having to take it on and off each time, put me off

Not at all.

Givi tanklock system. Clicks on and off in seconds.

Hotblack Desiato

heliguyheliguy wrote: »

https://postimages.org/ will host your photos and let you link to them so they display in your posts.

But then you're at the mercy of a third party hosting site, and some have re-used links to show porn etc. or just break.

He's already attached it to his post, so [noparse][/noparse] would display it, and it's hosted on Boards so won't stop working.

There are some threads on Boards that are practically unreadable after six months or so due to link rot,

zubair

Nabidana wrote: »

Not at all.

Givi tanklock system. Clicks on and off in seconds.

I have the same bag, theyre handy, I dump the contents of my pocket into it along with visor wipes, spare plugs etc. If you can get magnetic they're cheaper, especially the waterproof ones.

Went for a spin down to Baltimore today, perfect day for it.

flashinthepan

That's some machine :-)
J