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I don’t even know if you can cope with one of those for trail riding if you have the shield closed.
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I bet, the helmet noise is a lot different, maybe a modern dualsport helmet would have helped him
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I wear plugs whenever I’m on a longish ride or on the motorway. Tinnitus scares the shit out of me.
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That’s too bad, tinnitus is a bitch. They used to ride together didn’t they? A lot of things aren’t the same if done leaving your better half behind.
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Are you on the wine, Bob? That’s usually my gig!
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Harley To Unveil New Revolution Max Model For Sport Segment
Pedro replied to Hugh Janus's topic in MOTORCYCLE CHAT
I like it, if it's got really big torque it'll be a nice more comfy and touring alternative to a Superduke. -
This reminds me of the first time I saw a KTM950S in person, I read how tall they were and first saw one on the Nurburgring, with a normal looking dude stoping and getting off it with both his feet on the ground and legs even slightly bent, then he walked away from the bike and towards where I was, and by the time he walked past us suddenly he looked a whole lot taller than he did in the distance.
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It looks smaller, but my first question is how tall that guy is, it might be dwarfed by a 210cm tall german test rider
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70mpg might be possible if really trying, like you're saying, but what really impresses me is how easy it is to get 60 and all you have to do is not go on motorways. My previous bike, the 1150gs also did close to 60 in Morocco, always with a passenger and never on motorways.
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That's good for the skin
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I agree, you wash it off on the ocean, though.
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Portugal seems to be getting worse, a little worse overall and a lot worse in Lisbon and surrounding area. Saying that, they're now evaluating stopping the deconfinement measures, because apparently Lisbon is all that matters for politicians. They're doing that while delaying confinement orders for Lisbon, any other area of the country with the same numbers would have been shut two weeks ago. Having said that, I'll be getting my first jab tomorrow. I'll be sure to ask if they can give me the one that makes it possible to travel back in time, or if not, the one that lets me speak to the big beast ... I am hoping to go for a proper ride next week or the one after, summer is here and I'm jonesing for some quality time on the bike, followed by a couple of days at the beach.
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Touring on small country roads my bike is good for up to 60mpg. It doesn’t really care if I’m carrying luggage or not, and riding sporty doesn’t really affect it much either. Carrying a passenger also didn’t seem to affect it, but I was more gentle if with a passenger. However, motorways that goes to between 45 to 40mpg.
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I don't know ... some pretty great return rates
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How Europeans see Brits
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Don't know how to tell you, but the way most countries in Europe see the British (mostly English) is young grandparents, young kids eating junk food, angry mothers, teenagers throwing up with a half eaten burger in their hands and then carrying on eating, kids eloping with young pregnant women, brawls between groups of groups of football jersey wearing youths and sunburned topless youths, 2 liter beer jugs, etc
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I don't mean this to sound offensive, but this whole thread sounds like what europeans think of british family life.
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Two straps, it's just the easy failsafe. Screw it, one thin strap and two cameras, that makes way more sense!
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You can use whatever you want, but exactly how does it work better? Do your emails get damaged or wet if you send them via gmail? Does the gmail guy deliver to the destination's neighbor without leaving a note?
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Proper lasagna is not something I would feed such a young child, unless you're cooking some bland british shit ... too much cheese, too much salt, too much fat as well. Kids aren't against strong flavors, they do get addicted to it, though. However, you should start with healthier things with no saturated fat or salt, and spices aren't good for their stomach. Grilling some chicken or turkey filet isn't that troublesome, some plain or lightly buttered pasta, white rice, steamed veggies, fruit, vegetable soup, etc, and maybe some of the grown up's food as a dessert like a treat if she goes through her own food first. That's what I would do, if the person cooking can't be bothered to cook something for a young baby, then you could all go on a baby food diet
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I watched "Enrico Piaggio" (the movie) the other day, quite liked it. There is room in my life for a Vespa if I needed to comute in a big town or city. Is that a lady's hat carrier bag in the back of the celebratory Vespa, though?