Pedro

People, Submissions for the Bike Of The Month July Edition are officially open until the 27th. Post your bike's picture in this thread: - One submission per bike will go to vote, it has to have been taken this Month. You've got until the 27th to change your picture if you want, I'll only consider the last entry. - On the 27th I'll close the thread and start a voting poll.

@Tym, what do you carry on all those bags all the time?

That very cool. You must have some mileage on that bike

Bottles and a hat just sitting there for almost 4 decades? And the good stuff cupboard on the left with one glass door open... Good going Pete.

That's a nice steam locomotive there, in front of that train

Do they eat other cats, or just kill them?

clear plastic tank is a classic, Tym, it looks good on all dirt bike type bikes.

Your ride reports make want to go through France on my bike.

What did you replace it with?

Stuff has a cost. That cost is either supported by you as a client paying properly for a product, by the companies making and selling it, or by the poor guys employed in production lines. Buying most cellphones will still support employment of poor people earning next to nothing, mostly in China. Regarding the virus' origin, this thread is basically trolling

You've got a picture of the belly pan, @Tym? If there's a flat surface at the bottom you could maybe cut it and fit a nacho duct to pull air into the pipes, probably not the same cooling effect but it would like you didn't take the panel off.

Great looking roads, still so green

Great video

Well, I hope you're not counting on my visit to recreate that momentous occasion from your past. I don't remember the olive, but doesn't surprise me either.

That looks cool, and the T7 looks great as well. I would guess that the actual call to the cops might go weirdly: "they're filling up on petrol!"

I'm pretty glad that the future doesn't hold a guy jumping on my dinner table and pissing on my strawberries. Me and two dudes once drove from Germany to Portugal mostly at well over 200kmh, did 2100km in 14 hours. Might not sound very impressive but we stopped for a few times and had a couple of big stops for meals. I don't think that will ever happen again except if I'm running from the cops and don't actually care about my license anymore.

Is it cold, there, Tym? Or is it like tropical storm?

I love it when after a few days of holidays you loose track of what day of the week it is to be replaced with going to the beach day, or sushi day, or mojitos day, or riding motorcycle day, etc

I had made up my mind to not fit in the straight through exhaust colector, but now an acquaintance has told me he's going to switch bikes and has his titanium akrapovic colector for sale.... hmm ....

I was just about to ask wether the guy enjoyed a 640 on all that wide open road, but that question is now answered

If there is one thing Spain has got going for it, is a massive motorcycling culture. Motorcycle racing used to be almost as big as football, lunch time GP racing broadcasted on tv used to have a bigger audience nationwide than football, and most small villages had or have an anual party with the highlight being a small bike road race.

to be honest, Thumpertalk is not really about touring or anything more than proper offroad and racing, and Horizons Unlimited is not really about bikes.

Could be worse, couple of years ago there was a guy on a car forum that drained his gearbox and topped up his engine with gear fluid. After a few miles the gearbox started acting funny ...!

Don’t bring the grim great sadness onto this thread @XTreme, this is about happy kids doing powerslides, not Annie the orphan

Spooky as shit, and the table set for a meal? I wouldn’t be hanging around Love those wide open dirtroads, that’s a European’s fantasy