boboneleg

I wonder if they make a trailer attachment

Those look like cracking roads Bob and great scenery to go with it

Don't panic you'll get used to it, it'll improve your riding once you feel things moving around underneath you . Back brake locking up is a normal occurance

That's a very rare bike , DR650 SE engine in that machine ............. Amazing job they've done with Boscastle considering what a mess it was

That's him

No , the one who reckons his IQ is far superior than any of us

You’ve kept that a bit quiet. Judging by Karen’s gear though I reckon you’re in the marmite wagon rather than on the bike.

What about our resident top IQ bloke

Did you ride through any fords to test the depth for future reports ?

OMG !!

Is dat it @Datboi

The problem I’m talking about isn’t with the actual needles but the o ring that sits in the seat. They fail and let the fuel past so that the float level rises. If you’re doing the measure with the tubing and you find the level is wrong replace the o rings with viton items as they’re not affected by the shit fuel we have now .

Get in , that’s just the entrees

Nice one Rich and Mrs Rich Welcome to the madhouse Leo

It's louder than the o/e but not offensive like a FMF pipe. I'm very pleased with it even when fitting it tested my patience a bit

That XR400 is sitting there looking unloved . It's about time you took it out for a run .

He's probably leading Bummer up some Moose trail right now ...............

I bet that wheel weighs more than my Yamaha 250 . On the upside it will counteract the weight of your trailer, on the downside the trail-braking will become a bitch

Tell 'em Dave

She's not deluded , she's just bloody thick

I have never seen a woman more deluded than that silly cow.

What carbs does it have Bob ? If they are Mikuni's (BST's) then the o rings perish where the float needle sits. This causes the float bowl to overflow as the needle can't keep the float at the required level .

No it's nothing to do with ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZacks ramblings. Where are you Chris, I'm missing my fill of cool French back roads . Come back and say hello , better still show me a photo of a yummy boulangerie