For one of these: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/cars/motorcy ... es-reborn/
The pic makes it look absolutely minute but the Torygraph seems to like it...
J
Anyone have £50k spare?
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Beauty in the eye of the beholder and all that, and of course everything is subjective but for me; I thought it was a dogs dinner when I first saw a photo back when it was announced and nothing has changed. Bloody awful.
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I'd be quite pleased if the missus bought me one for Christmas (using her own money, of course, otherwise it wouldn't count).
It's quite light by current standards, at 186kg (dry?), and I'm increasingly seeing that as a good thing, with advancing years. Most bikes are well over 200kg these days, and that takes a bit of wrestling out of our slightly awkward drive.
Yes, I wouldn't grumble if one arrived on the doorstep - I'd keep it for sure.
It's quite light by current standards, at 186kg (dry?), and I'm increasingly seeing that as a good thing, with advancing years. Most bikes are well over 200kg these days, and that takes a bit of wrestling out of our slightly awkward drive.
Yes, I wouldn't grumble if one arrived on the doorstep - I'd keep it for sure.
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