You're a fussy arse IMO. You want a mint one but not one that miles on it or anything in the slightest that resembles it having been ridden. You want an immaculate bike, buy a new one, simples. ....fussy yep ARSE no...if i was i would have bought the last two heaps of rusted paint blistered sh**e t...

Just to be clear, I spoke with him on a professional basis not as a potential customer and this was an idea he was banding around during our discussion.

So I have no idea if it is something they will pursue.

I had a chat with the sales director around Easter. he was very concerned at test pilots taking advantage of the test rides with no intention of a purchase. He spoke to me about a system where a more rounded test ride could take place perhaps a few hours where the rider can do road and off road for ...

Im afraid I have no answer. My amazement at this is when did criminals start becoming victims? I appreciate it must be difficult for the Police, no reasonable human being would find it easy to get over the fact that if whist in the process of their duty someone (toe rage or victim) gets seriously hu...

This is just Crazy!!


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-32904622

I stopped reading that pile of crap a few years back now, I have no proof of this but my feelings are when they do comparison tests, they are "In Bed" with certain manufactures who have deep pockets.. :whistle:

Seems the stereotypical UK bikers body, is the new way to attract the ladies!

I'm off to build up my beer belly!!

http://www.theladbible.com/articles/a-w ... attractive

standard copy cat behaviour of all the marketing sheeps. I does not mean that that info means anything actually to the manufacturer. Glad tha yoy at least feel cared for :) Sorry but wrong. Companies spend hundreds of thousands of pounds gathering and working with customer feedback data. I should k...

its standard practice across nearly all car / bike manufactures. I'm in the business of understanding said feedback and (to cut a long story short)advising manufactures on how to improve their customer service and product quality. I don't do any work for Honda but BMW, Ducati, Kawasaki, HD are some ...

take a look at the ad pages in Classic Bike mag it is littered with classic insurance companies. Or contact a classic Triumph group.

Nice bike by the way! Jealous!!