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I bet that's a great laugh!
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Looks great!!! What's that strange little thing which comes off the swing arm and points upwards towards the back of the bike at an angle? It's like some sort of bizarre hugger? I've always wondered what they are on the GS?
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I love the colour scheme of your GS, looks sexy!
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They walking shoes your wearing?
You mean my son? Yeah, hiking boots.
I love the colour scheme - I tried to get a triple black originally but they didn't have any stock. Glad I went for the Rallye in the end as you don't see so many about and the red frame makes it stand out a bit.
I love the colour scheme - I tried to get a triple black originally but they didn't have any stock. Glad I went for the Rallye in the end as you don't see so many about and the red frame makes it stand out a bit.
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I was looking at used Daytona 675s with a budget of £4k, but since this is my second bike, I realistically think my budget should be less. Something cheap, but fun that's not going to cost a bomb to maintain. Still, I'm not in a hurry to get one and still umming and ahhing about it all.
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The new beasty. Passed my 3 tests in the last couple of weeks and traded up the CBR125R.
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New one of the 'Blade I took earlier today
Downhill slope on the sidestand? You're brave...
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Downhill slope on the sidestand? You're brave...
Nah, it's flat
The camera angle on the other hand... 
Sold the Ducati 848 Evo and moved to a naked bike after testing a mates out... Introducing the Triumph Street Triple! So much fun compared to the Duke round the tight slow twisties here. Also a lot easier to look after with no fairing or weird Italian quirks!
Waiting for the Evotech tail tidy to turn up...
Waiting for the Evotech tail tidy to turn up...
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Haha I didn't think the Duc would last long with you 
Street looks good though, just wish triumph would fit radial calipers on the standard triple too!
Street looks good though, just wish triumph would fit radial calipers on the standard triple too!
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Hmmn.. all these new & shiny bikes
My mini-fleet are listed here (there's a Triumph Trident T160 to add to it at somepoint)
http://www.bikepics.com/members/davebatt/
Currently in the process of restoring the RS250 (very slowly - Aprilia parts... grrr)
Some of the photos are quite old..
My mini-fleet are listed here (there's a Triumph Trident T160 to add to it at somepoint)
http://www.bikepics.com/members/davebatt/
Currently in the process of restoring the RS250 (very slowly - Aprilia parts... grrr)
Some of the photos are quite old..
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It's a brilliant little bike.. I bought it after I crashed my R6 at Brands Hatch just to keep me mobile while I rebuilt the R6.. I ended up liking it so much I kept it
Getting a bit long in the tooth now (going to hit 100,000 miles in a couple of months)
If only Honda would just make an exact copy of that I'd buy a new one tomorrow
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Street triple looks great, I had an 'R version back in 2010. Very good bikes. Didn't relise the normal version didn't have radials.
After I got back from work today my dad presented me with this Fireblade, completely out of the blue.
Since my Italian scrap heap is in many parts and we are off to the TT next week, he decided to take the pressure off by getting some alternative transport for me. Best dad ever
Since my Italian scrap heap is in many parts and we are off to the TT next week, he decided to take the pressure off by getting some alternative transport for me. Best dad ever
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Wow, nice