There's one category missing .......shite and that's the one I fit into

Sounds like you've got a few boxes to tick in the coming year so good luck with that and welcome to the forum mate

I think if you look a little deeper all the brands get a slagging off at some point, being a Triumph owner I'm all too aware that the brand gets knocked from time to time At this moment in time Triumph is my brand of choice (I've owner 3 tigers thus far two 800XC and one 955)and I try to stay away f...

I do tend to get 200 to a tank and have had it as low as 140 but my overall average mpg is running at 54mpg

I'm now on my second 800 XC I've now covered 15000 miles across the two bikes without any mechanical failings. I had paint lifting all over the engine (@ 6 months old) on my first one and triumph replaced the engine under warranty. My current Tiger is now approaching 8 months old and the engine pain...

Throttled wrote:My Winter Hack

Always fancied one of them ever since I got rid of my KLR 650........ yet another box to tick

bloody lovely, lucky fella getting that at that price. rob Yeah when I saw it advertised I thought "what the hell do you get in Africa Twin terms for that money" but was pleasantly suprised when I rode here home from sheffield, to be fair she is going to need a set of wheels for the next ...

I understood that the Triumphs destined to be built in india were going to be a sub 100cc for the chinese and Indian markets

Rhys wrote:But not quite as good as the rd03

Strangely I could have predicted you saying that

.......that's no Winter Hack, that's a classic motorcycle. If you treat it with some TLC it'll be worth twice what your Tiger is worth in ten years. Great buy mate enjoy! Beneath those cracked and scratched fairings lays a not to shabby example of the Africa Twin, it may end up being a future proje...