maps of high roads

In April we were taken, by car, to Applecross by friends we were staying with from Fort Augustus, super day blue sky, warm, except at the top of the pass where there was thin ice on the puddles. Looked like a summers day compared to the previous day we had been to Black Isle & Cromarty where it ...

the spreadsheet in the links I posted attempted to determine which were vehicle legal (roads sheet) at the time of writing (~20 months ago), mostly determined by what were yellows and above on the OS maps. All passes are listed in passes sheet. I listed in location/height order. With info like MadCo...

link to highest roads plotted on map
http://www.bigtrailie.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=453
and
http://www.xrv.org.uk/forums/great-road ... -list.html

Have done a few local to me last year S Wales and Devon/Somerset

getting the wrong time of year once the sun comes out the demand/price for HDs goes up (I hope!). If your budget stretches a rubber mount post 2004 and carb pre 2008? is a good compromise, had a 05 883 for sale earlier surprisingly good performance from the 'small' motor and no vibes, sold it as it ...

tried any of the classic shows?
Stafford 26/27 April has a big jumble and stalls with new/recon mags (at a price!!)

if you are using Firefox as your browseryou cannot post pictures, you can in chrome or IE. I have had the same problem for months.

A Triumph Scrambler the offroad styling gives a comfortable riding position and the engine feels more torquee than the standard Bonnie. I prefer the Scrambler to a Sportster for the riding I do and the Sportster did not fit me very well. If you fit the Sportster the post 2004 bikes with rubber mount...

I hope people keep buying the expensive new bikes else there will be no cheaper used ones for me!
I have had 2 new bikes in 40+ years of riding a 62? Norton Jubilee and a 07 triumph Scrambler, when I started working & when I finished. I have had 200+ secondhand bikes

The ancestor of the XLV750, Transalp, Africa Twin was the shaft drive VT500 in its variety of styles-flat track Ascot, roadster VT500E and custom VT500C. Went quite well with its 45-50 bhp and a 6 speed box helped to provide a good range of gearing. An Ascot that I had many years ago then brought ba...