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Re: To the Henge and back... 9 months, 1 week ago #157313

Just looked on ebay for another seat that I can send away to be recovered and re-profiled and found this
Best not wire it up wrong eh

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Universal-Seat-Heater...b0e9#ht_10279wt_1271
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Re: To the Henge and back... 9 months, 1 week ago #157328

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Beautiful report and thank you for taking the time to share

The pictures are looking fantastic.
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Re: To the Henge and back... 9 months, 1 week ago #157391

Brilliant, some of my favourite trails there. Like Herman says, they're a whole new ball game when it's wet

I have a white lamb from Lambland for my 950ADV, good gear

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Last Edit: 9 months, 1 week ago by boboneleg.
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Re: To the Henge and back... 9 months, 1 week ago #157410

Looks like some great tracks there Tyrant, I wouldn't mind doing some of them on my F650 single
Are they fairly easy going most of the way?
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Re: To the Henge and back... 9 months, 1 week ago #157421

Bonniebird wrote:
Looks like some great tracks there Tyrant, I wouldn't mind doing some of them on my F650 single
Are they fairly easy going most of the way?

BB, I only did the Stonehenge ones yesterday but last time I went on the plains we covered over 120 miles and there's nothing thats a struggle...in the dry!
As BBL , herman etc have said in the wet they're a different beast. Wet chalk resembles a skate rink.
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Re: To the Henge and back... 9 months, 1 week ago #157422

boboneleg wrote:
Brilliant, some of my favourite trails there. Like Herman says, they're a whole new ball game when it's wet

I have a white lamb from Lambland for my 950ADV, good gear


Fluffy lamb
I'm wondering if its safe to enter Wales with that on this week
BTW BBL how do you secure yours? I just used doublesided yesterday but was going to sew in a strap with velcro on the ends.
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Last Edit: 9 months, 1 week ago by Tyrant68.
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Re: To the Henge and back... 9 months, 1 week ago #157424

James691 wrote:
Beautiful report and thank you for taking the time to share

The pictures are looking fantastic.

Thanks James, I'll let the sunshine and the vistas take the credit
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