Hi Phil / Bonniebird. Don't know Phil but "he's one of US" so I wish him a speedy recovery and glad it was not worse in any way. So many wishes from this lot, just like a Family huh?
Phil, at least the tyres are a bit scrubbed now and ready for you to jump back in the saddle mate Jim.

Cheers Harty. Same question to you please, which bike did you prefer? Please. Jim For me the TTR was bloody brilliant, easy to repair, easy to ride off road, had the 6th gear for road work, so could cruise at 65 - 70 mph, bullet proof, cheap parts. problem for me being a fat fooker I needed more oo...

Yep..if you goggle ttr250 you will get the uk forum which lists everything you need to know..very popular in Devon etc... lighter than drz too..just...for what its worth before you buy ask on here if anyone has one you can try on the trails and road..sure someone would be accomodating.. Feel a bit ...

Cheers Harty. Same question to you please, which bike did you prefer? Please.
Jim

Hi Jim I am 5'4" with a 27" inside leg and I can get down on tip toes. Two inch lowering link about £15.00 and took half hour to fit, and two inches cut out of the seat done professional £25.00 still comfortable enough to ride 8000 miles on this year. I have a TTR250 and a Gas Gas Pampera...

HI..As most enduro are high so they can get across rutted trails etc BUT You can get lowering kits for them all..to be honest once you get used to them they are fine...Yam TTR 250 are another good bike and the blue year 2( models are the best and similar money to the drz..but better ..my opinion fo...

Can't help you mate BUT "respect and envy" from me. Enjoy no matter what. You lucky bar steward.

Hi all. I am new to biking and attended my first ABR RALLY few weeks ago (midlands) was great and wanted to get some off road / green lanes experience but, had the wrong bike (650gs twin), wrong tyres (road) and no experience. SO, I decide I want a second bike for this purpose. Was talking with two ...

Sorry to Paul and Maria, I got the bit about the dog mixed up with another post, no jokes were intended.
Jim

Just a thought. Takoda camping, home of the "Boil rally" is just a short ride from junction 38 of the M6. If you are travelling from the South it might be a useful stop-off, you can re-join the M6 at Juntion 40 Penrith for your journey over the border. A few ABR's are already staying the ...