Far from it, that rock has been quarried for sure.johnnyboxer wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2020 7:44 amIs it standard ?MotoCP wrote:More Pol Tarrés skill in this short film featuring the same rock.
Some weird bits but well worth a watch.
Would love to know what suspension set up he has....
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Sure the bmw will just as good once you've done a few big trips on it.. Always buy another xt660z but man the prices are crazy high at moment
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Dont know but he used a custom frame mount and upgraded springs in huge forks...id be mire confused concentrating on all those dials etc and seeing the bloomin track infront ...
Surely less us more not even the dakar bikes have that much clutter
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My T700 got the 'box' treatment yesterday (Tramp will like it ) , somewhere handy to keep my sandwiches........
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Enough for the whole forum in there, Bob.
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Lol, bought some Farmhouse Double Gloucester from the Cheese shop in Tetbury last week so I'll use thatRichard Simpson Mark II wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2020 1:52 pm Enough for the whole forum in there, Bob.
Wholemeal, mature cheddar and branston for me, please!
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