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Posted: **Mon Jun 20, 2016 8:47 am**

johnnyboxer wrote:
Frog wrote:
johnnyboxer wrote:So what is wrong with the AT sidestand, how pants is it?
If you can't see it then it's not a problem for you, enjoy it.
I don't own one

I haven't looked at one

So tell me what you think is wrong with the design in your opinion, Frog?

Posted: **Mon Jun 20, 2016 9:54 am**

What a crock of shite!!!

The side stand isn't even moving...its the suspension doing the rocking about isn't it?

Watch it again and look just at the stand and bracket FFS

What is it about ABR always slagging off Honda's?

OK the new AT is having some teething problems but overall the bike is a great package (yes i bought one and i have no faults to report!!! )

scotsy

Posted: **Mon Jun 20, 2016 10:25 am**

scotsy wrote:What a crock of shite!!!

The side stand isn't even moving...its the suspension doing the rocking about isn't it?

Watch it again and look just at the stand and bracket FFS

What is it about ABR always slagging off Honda's?

OK the new AT is having some teething problems but overall the bike is a great package (yes i bought one and i have no faults to report!!! )
That's great you haven't had any problems ,I only wish my Africa Twin ,was the same,ps what mileage have covered on your bike. Cheers.Al (thumbs)
scotsy

Posted: **Mon Jun 20, 2016 4:30 pm**

scotsy wrote:What a crock of shite!!!

A succinct review of the Honda AT at last, thank you (thumbs)

Posted: **Mon Jun 20, 2016 9:25 pm**

moto al wrote:Hi chaps, I picked my bike up this afternoon , replacement of a fuse,not covered under warranty .£112.00. .ps and it's not even April 1st ....sore EH .Al

Blimey

hmy:

hmy:

Can the cable be re-routed to enable the fuse to be more easily accessed?

If not I'd be fitting a separate one and not relying on the standard one!

Posted: **Mon Jun 20, 2016 9:57 pm**

I bet it was honda golden fuse. :woohoo:

Posted: **Mon Jun 20, 2016 10:11 pm**

My bike! And I don't care!
The tarp goes up for me when I step out of my tent and there's room for my week old AT, so why not? I can pack her up in the rain without getting my kit wet when it comes to leaving - more then a couple of guys asked me where the tarp came from so they could get one (though perhaps they'd not admit it) - I take an umbrella when touring too, go on - there's a full thread of material there too!!! lol

Posted: **Mon Jun 20, 2016 10:23 pm**

Oh welcome Alleycam.If your bikes a week old and you don't want to get it wet there's no point packing up in the rain...you won't be able to ride home!

Posted: **Mon Jun 20, 2016 10:27 pm**

alleycam wrote:My bike! And I don't care!
The tarp goes up for me when I step out of my tent and there's room for my week old AT, so why not? I can pack her up in the rain without getting my kit wet when it comes to leaving - more then a couple of guys asked me where the tarp came from so they could get one (though perhaps they'd not admit it) - I take an umbrella when touring too, go on - there's a full thread of material there too!!! lol

Enjoy the bike , ignore the piss takers (thumbs)

Posted: **Tue Jun 21, 2016 7:03 am**

alleycam wrote:My bike! And I don't care!
The tarp goes up for me when I step out of my tent and there's room for my week old AT, so why not? I can pack her up in the rain without getting my kit wet when it comes to leaving - more then a couple of guys asked me where the tarp came from so they could get one (though perhaps they'd not admit it) - I take an umbrella when touring too, go on - there's a full thread of material there too!!! lol

Good man, looks a nice set up and if you have it, why not use it

Can't see owt wrong

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