Not so keen on the skiddies hanging on the guy rope
not a proper adventure bike
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Re: not a proper adventure bike
HoboBeemer wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:58 pmIn Asia they currently produce a off road version of a C90 in the Guise of a XRM125, you buy them brand new for about 900 quid..
I would link a pic but I do not have any photo sharing account anymore.
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Re: not a proper adventure bike
Tar for that...OB1 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 8:53 amHoboBeemer wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:58 pmIn Asia they currently produce a off road version of a C90 in the Guise of a XRM125, you buy them brand new for about 900 quid..
I would link a pic but I do not have any photo sharing account anymore.
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Here you go...
Don't look half bad in Red, just get some HRC stickers, longer rear shock and stiffer forks and you could have a Rally model!!!!....
How Ironic that a thread about someone classing a Tiger as not a real adventure bike has turned into a thread about small bikes capable of adventure riding... As Einstein once said down the pub, if you judge a Fish by how it climbs a tree it will always think it has failed.
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Re: not a proper adventure bike
Most, but not all, modern GS riders seem to be complete tw!"ts too far up their own etc--I see it in my local BMW dealers all the time (we have a proper 1981 R80 G/S that has done the Exeter trial). What we must not forget is that 90 % of bike sales are to countries where its a working man's transport and little bikes do everything and get everywhere---that Honda does really look just the ticket for anywhere with dodgy dirt roads--and thats why Honda etc make them--to sell in their many thousands.
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Re: not a proper adventure bike
One of these?mark vb wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2019 11:42 pmYou know, I've often wondered what motorcycle Corbyn & Abbott did their trip on back in 1970's. If ever I was to meet either that's the only question I would have had. If it was a CZ, I wonder which model...the175 trail bike would've been cool but somewhat uncomfy after a while I suspect. Corbyn & Abbott ....that's proper adventure riding!Richard Simpson Mark II wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2019 9:15 pm I wonder if there are any pics of Jeremy Corbyn and Dianne Abbott riding to East Germany on a CZ?
That must have been an adventure...and enough to put any sane person off socialism for life.
But there's nowt as queer as folk, as they used to say in Yorkshire.
https://bikez.com/motorcycles/cz_350_twin_1976.php
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Re: not a proper adventure bike
That's interesting, I don't recall CZ selling a 350 in UK. Maybe it was bored-out version of the barrels used in the 250? I do, however, well remember that Jawa had a 350 twin sold under the Jawa/CZ banner at the time. I believe that that Jawa still currently make a 2-stroke 350 twin, which can be bought in UK.
Never owned a CZ, but did have an MZ250 once.
Never owned a CZ, but did have an MZ250 once.
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Re: not a proper adventure bike
Perhaps the 250, then?
Whatever a good effort, and a bit of a relationship tester!
I don't like Mr C's politics much, but it would be nice to have a (former) motorcyclist in No 10.
Before adventure bikes were a 'thing' (in the BEC era...Before Ewen and Charlie) I went to Morocco and it was quite amusing to see little kids charging across the desert on ancient and primitive French mopeds. They had no idea that their bikes were crap and had never even seen the Touratech catalogue.
Whatever a good effort, and a bit of a relationship tester!
I don't like Mr C's politics much, but it would be nice to have a (former) motorcyclist in No 10.
Before adventure bikes were a 'thing' (in the BEC era...Before Ewen and Charlie) I went to Morocco and it was quite amusing to see little kids charging across the desert on ancient and primitive French mopeds. They had no idea that their bikes were crap and had never even seen the Touratech catalogue.
Re: not a proper adventure bike
A man round the corner has bought one of these, so far he is really pleased with it
https://www.honda.co.uk/motorcycles/ran ... rview.html
https://www.honda.co.uk/motorcycles/ran ... rview.html
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Re: not a proper adventure bike
zimtim wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2019 1:03 pm A man round the corner has bought one of these, so far he is really pleased with it
https://www.honda.co.uk/motorcycles/ran ... rview.html
£10,295 for a scooter!
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