PHILinFRANCE wrote: ↑

Mon May 06, 2019 6:38 pm

I still fancy a re-run of the trans pyrenean

Wellllll

Winchester Broadway stood by King Alfreds statue.

Hahahahahaha, You can borrow the one you sold me if you get stuck.

I would be up for that Tim as long as I have a working rear shock by then

Have you tried Google earth and/or street view? Garmin city navigator will probably have it as a poi also ?

Have you ridden one Bob? Frank likes his but he is a bit vertically challenged, not skills challenged mind. It has trials gearbox ratios so he is in third at 15mph with only two more to go. They also have a gearbox fault which can be annoying, the centering spring on the shifter breaks . Just sayin,...

I have seen him do similar 013 by herman munster, on Flickr

I have run City Nav on the Montana for trails in France and most were on it with only the occasional trip into nothingness (using a track) Generally I run the Garmin for trails and a Tom Tom for the roads .

Good efforts sir especially solo. The rutted bit after the whoops by the air strip has effectively been shut for a number of years now and is posted at both ends for future reference. There is a permissive byeway to the right after the bigger puddle. Mr Spielberg is making an epic over that way too....

Looks good but it always worries me a little when they say peak power has been limited and then don't quote one (that I can see). I think manufacturers miss a trick there as it will be labeled a beginners bike and looked down on by the testosterone brigade whereas if it were only a bit down on peak ...