Yip - used one since last year replacing an older model. Very good in my view for the size. You can get better, think its the comfort pillow, but its much bulkier. Wrap a fleece round it and its super

Throttled wrote:For me a problem with adventure bikes, especially the big BMWs is that riders fall into the same category as Range Rover/Q7/X5 drivers. Big, arrogant, rich, image, never go off road.

Well said - the ferries are full of the

So, I'd ask, is there an issue in the first place "Adventure" is a relative term, and there's a wide range of people out there having an adventure - from RTW through to a weekend away. Its all dependent on your availability, your time, your work and family commitments. Oh - and cash of cou...

Had a couple of probs with the link - this one seems to work http://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/looking-after/vehicles/tro/chapelgate There's quite a few press releases around as well, and a few may have seen the BBC programme regarding the action group in the Peaks, which pained a bad light Lets hope t...

Best bet is to keep it filled with dry pine cones and use them - burn really well. Use the kettle to store the critters as you'll only need a couple to boil a pint. Key think is don't stuff the fire so that it chokes. You can get waxed paper to get the fire going (www.tamarack.co.uk have all sorts a...

I use the multiple card idea after trying a few options. It's certainly easier to manage, more resilient (I keep them in small nalgene tubs in groups of 3 or 4) and negates the need to a PC or Mac, which is both expensive and liable to fail as others have said. Longer trips I would consider somethin...

Yip - needle in haystack. I'm pretty sure I saw a pic / and location of it of it on here a while ago. Its a popular stop off point on the way North and quite often full ! Understand the "keep things private" approach to keep these places chav proof these days, but if there's someone with t...

I remember a small quarry that was ideal for rough camping many years ago, but can't remember where it is ! Its on the side of a b road through one of the highlands areas near a small tarn from memory - any one got an idea ?

Paul-S wrote:Hi Ian

I've got the ARD cases that came with the RD04 and they are really well made

Pete (Knobby101) got the ARD cases for his RD07a AT - great value

And you'll be able to use tham on other bikes !!!

They're definately a contender from what I've seen - and the price !

Yip - seen those - interested in what they are like "in the field" from people's experiences Hello Iainnic If you search for previous editions of the ABR magazine, issue 3 i think, but I'm sure someone on this forum will correct me soon, there was a review of the top 20 panniers. Hope it h...