Treadtrader wrote:Beaten to it mate.

http://www.adventurebikerider.com/forum ... ha-ha.html

OOps!

The better half



Oh and the wife!

Just Stumbled across this. Looks a bit odd and cumbersome to me but each to there own!

Caterham Bike

I'll Take that please. PM incoming

Elle wrote:interested in the lowering spring - will fit the f650gs twin?

Not Sure to be honest but it is provisionally sold now. Sorry

Having a clear out of all my unused helmets and old F800GS parts. All prices are plus post £10.00 for big stuff £5.00 for smaller stuff but happy for collection 8am - 7pm Mon-Fri. Before anyone asks where the pictures are..... i will do some on saturday morning when i get back to the man cave. I wou...

Unless you have noticed a serious lack of power due to the brake being held on or smoke billowing from the rear wheel every time you get off the bike i doubt very much that you have cooked the rear brake to be honest. I am no mechanic but i have ragged the arse off mine in the past with lots of hard...

I would shout foul play here. I had a similar thing on my old F800gs and it turned out to be the rear wheel bearing. If you rode with no pads at all in the bike the abs ring and sensor should not be affected AT ALL. The sensor does not move with the caliper at all as it is a totally independent. The...

Did a similar route to monaco and back in 5 days 2 years ago. I would be up for a rerun though subject to dates.

I to have gone from an 800 to a 1200 GS. Different animal!