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That’s why I removed mine

If you test ride it and its doable DO IT. My Pops has spent so so long debating what bike he wanted next he now cant have any of them cos his knees are screwed. If you’re over 50 and you want something just do it, its not gonna get anymore likely to happen, just a whole lot less.

Change of mind going to look at this on Wednesday

BUY IT

Yeah I had one a couple of years ago the 1200, I’ll have to work out if I do decide to buy it @XTreme.

Yeah defo without the bags @Tym but they can be taken off thankfully.

I like top boxes they keep the wife on the back. @Slowlycatchymonkey.

Nice. Apart from that gargantuan top box fresh from the gates of hell

My mate Titus has had terrible trouble with his GoPro Hero 10. A lot of it is probably down to him. I mean, he's only a former electrical and radio officer who maintained the equipment. He's now in Spain, having done just over 5k miles on his 25 year old Harley since leaving UK.

Cheeky Cow

my dad had a couple of them , bought one a few years old then went bought a new one . better looking bike than the triumph you was looking at

Bimbler

Says the Casual whose bikes cover more mileage in a van than actually being ridden.

oh .. here we go , we aint all feeble old men

That looks amazing! Isn’t it even heavier than the bike you currently ponder selling for being too heavy?

You're a star, that's what you are.

Day trip and photo opportunities you mean, glass half full and all that!!

Wow! There's going to be more and more of incidents like this!

You seen this @XTreme ? https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjkvg3/spain-europe-drought-reservoir?utm_source=pocket-newtab-global-en-GB

Died working, oh the irony.

Not actually a joke, taken in Bow this week. Electric vehicles are starting to catch on.

'Give us a pound or I will hit you' man has died. Apparently he had a massive heart attack whilst helping his elderly father move a wardrobe down a flight of stairs.

But you gotta bear in mind all that trail braking that's going on Bob!

Yebbut, your floorboards are only 3 inches off the ground

That not what the midgets say.

Go scrape your scabs.

First impressions of the Cobra Chrome are good, it is less susceptible to tracking and I have already started scraping the floorboards.

That’s fucking french!!! About 30 or something like that, way more where I left at home and a litt Less where I am now in the coast. Wearing jeans for the first time in a month

Just finished watching Platoon with the boy i think i will have this playing at my funeral so even the fuckers that hate me shed a tear

What about the revenue they loose when everyone stops buying petrol and diesel, tax on cars is a drop in the ocean compared to that, it'll cost a fiver to dry my hair so god help someone who actually has hair

They’ve already said they want to do that but not just for electric vehicles Nothing to stop them taxing electric vehicles either, this is just a honeymoon period. The blood sucking vampires will take it one way or another.

Much more of it and they’ll start enforcing the law. Nice fat fines straight into the councils coffers.

Pouring here today.

I'll give you the heads up if any old Graveyards reappear Yen!

I've seen one on Plummers Hill in Bristol where the twat had the lead going across the road from his house and everyone was driving over it .

Needs unplugging and shoving in the owners mouth … how stupid are people .

Being mean to farm animals sounds worse.

Makes a change from scraping the barrel then?

The wrong soap can cause the problem.

You mean like when you post the ginger pox photo

Comfortable riding position, and a good to look at bike.

Not a great photo put it up because the water industry are getting a lot of attention on the news at the moment about spilling into the rivers and sea. That's a storm overflow into the river USK at Llangynidr normally submerged Can you spot the Heron And this is the picturesque site attached to it

You walk into it every time!

Me and my older brother Tim have always pulled things to bits to put back together again. Started with push bikes and went on from there. We used to go down all the back ways to people houses to see what dead electricals, push bikes and motorbikes were there and very often they'd let us have them. Used to visit the tip on a regular basis too. TVs we'd palm off around the family but the best bike parts would be swopped onto our own bikes. Motorbikes we'd get going a rag around the local corn fields. Had my first car at 13 from a relative, "if you can get it off the drive it's yours". Had to sell off some bikes etc to keep petrol in it. None of this would of happen without dads tool kit and him allowing us to just get on with it.