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The Teutonic Tangerine wrote:Did someone pinch the fairing - looks as though something has gone missing at the front -

The clue is in the category, naked. But yes it needs a flyscreen at the minimum or I will have Neanderthal length arms by Christmas.

boxerscott wrote:Very Stealthy

Except for the rather loud zorsts

Personally I'd suggest crossing to Stranraer as you suggest Steve, ride the North Coast, calling to Giants Causeway,Bushmills Distillery and a oilgrimage to Ballymoney to Joeys Bar ,then start the WAW up at the top of Donegal. A lot of it is secondary roads so 200/220 miles a day is quite a lot, es...

Personally I'd suggest crossing to Stranraer as you suggest Steve, ride the North Coast, calling to Giants Causeway,Bushmills Distillery and a oilgrimage to Ballymoney to Joeys Bar ,then start the WAW up at the top of Donegal. A lot of it is secondary roads so 200/220 miles a day is quite a lot, esp...

Marquez is a pup and was holding Vale up as was shown by his quicker laps after Marquez crashed.
Shame if this turns out to be the end of Vales possible no 10.

slparry wrote:Don't suppose anyone has any Garmin routes?

No,but......... http://www.wildatlanticway.com/trip-pla ... 9.924219|7

andy griff wrote:Eyore,

your bikes have about the same life expectancy as a Premier League football manager

Enjoy the new ride

Very true Andy I am a bit fickle.

Afraid the R1100s has gone. :? Took it on a lovely final fling about two weekends ago down to west Cork for the weekend, but the riding position is killing my legs and shoulders, I know I could arse about with peg droppers and vario bars but there is no boxer in the garage for the first time in year...

You really need five days to do it justice from Donegal to Cork or t'other way buy yes its brilliant. I took a group from a Triumph forum on it in 2014 and they had a ball. Some pics from that trip :D http://imageshack.com/a/img838/451/6ylr.jpg http://imageshack.com/a/img905/3255/n8FRvZ.jpg http://i...

Herb wrote:The HP2 is BMW's high point in my opinion. Stunning collection of bikes Al.

+1 Great selection and collection of bikes.

In that case be sure to get a ride on an Aprilia Tuono, absolutely cracking bike.I am really loving mine, the riding position is so easy to live with and the power, torque and handling are quite superb.

Spotless looking bike Herb, what's the planned replacement going to be?

What a shame, commiserations. What mileage on it by the way?

Very nice,just needs some graphics to break up the slabby looks.

Looks like they must have enjoyed the last trip last time as my bike was stolen again on Friday night. Can I ask you again to keep an eye out for Wilbers shocks, Staintune Exhaust or a Corbin seat coming up for sale. :shock: :shock: :shock: Maybe its time to review your security measures. Once bitt...