Hi Jim. I was there Thursday and for me also the bike of the show was the Africa Twin prototype which will I am sure be adorning my driveway ( in DCT guise) just as soon as it's on sale, what a lovely looking and well sorted bit of kit it is. Also I was taken by the BMW R NineT which if I had one wo...

Interesting chap great stories and achievements. Don't buy his DVDs, they are shocking quality, brand new out the packet and they jump skip and judder, complete rip off, shame really as the stories they try to tell are very interesting :-/

Quite an achievement. No wonder they are such reliable bikes as they must have engineered almost every gremlin known to man out of the production process.

Agree with some of latest comments, a fair resolution. Shame Triumph didnt do this in the 1st place, then they wouldn't have had 17 pages of us lots saying how bad they are. Anyhow well done Triumph (thumbs) si We already know how bad they are, they have been receiving quite a bit of bad press and ...

I'm looking at it as a direct replacement for my Multistrada. I spend somewhere around 3 weeks every year touring Europe and if it does the job as well as a Multistrada then that first day getting across Northern Europe will be easy and once we hit the better roads it'll be a riot :evil: I usually ...

Mines one of the last of the twin cam GS's as well I though I'd got over ridiculous BHP figures. But these things come round again. I really fancy a fast bike. I don't normally do finance on bikes, but I am 18 months into one of those BMW 3 year lease, hundred quid a month, hand the bike back thing...

Have you tried the DCT Jim?

I'm hoping it's going to be at the NEC, with such a crowded market place Honda will have put a lot of effort into this bike if especially if it's to follow the popular and successful Africa Twin and take on the mantle. I'm sure it will be a run away success given Hondas track record in durability, r...

Looks like the love child of The new Kawasaki Verseys and the new Mulltistrada. No ta.

Another pic