Howdy from Galway!

I saw this and thought it was very cool. Not an adventure bike in sight but you'd still need a pair of titanium knackers to get that much air on two wheels.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33r-GQ23s2s

I have been riding bikes since 1986 and apart from a nine year gap when the kids were small and I was broke I've always owned at least one bike and in that time I've never had a bike stolen, vandalised or damaged. Its bad in big cities here in Ireland but if you are careful or live in the country it...

Thats a great spot for a visit and a cracking family day out if you bring a picnic.

Its hard to tell - is it just a bigger plate withe same size text or is everything bigger? This is to improve NPR cameras ability to identify you - over here we mount tax disc holders on them...
David

Redmurty wrote:Ireland exports 2/3rds of all food/agri exports to the UK

Cheers Spud

FTFY.

Have a read and see if this offers any insight.

And now theres talk of a Irexit Yeah, that'll never happen. Ireland won't jump ship when it's obvious that the UK, a vastly wealthier country hasn't a solid plan to exit the EU. Our agriculture industry will be seriously damaged no matter what sort of Brexit there is, but our trade with the EU and ...

IainD wrote:I quite fancy riding Kerry's Ring at some point, anyone got any good photos?

Don't bother with the Ring - ride fhe Wild Atlantic Way instead. Download the app and take a look.

I have a 2016 1190 adv and the original Conti Trail Attack rear is coming to re-tyrement age (sic) too. I'm either fitting another of the same or changing both hoops to Michelin Anakee IIIs which are now fitted as standard on new GS's.