Spotted this fine example last night down in Spain where I'm living. It's a Brit-registered bike so is it anyone on here? http://i924.photobucket.com/albums/ad84/captainlairy/Skippy/image.jpg2_zpshzyzlb7l.jpg http://i924.photobucket.com/albums/ad84/captainlairy/Skippy/image.jpg1_zpsg3ya0lxh.jpg

A properly well looked after bike this one, I've seen it in the flesh. Good luck with the sale Snowy.

As Tim says, be VERY careful with the standard can. Had a couple of close calls with mine and plan to change it asap. Safe trip!

That's a shame, have to say I dont understand their attitude really. I mean it shouldn't really matter if it's an off road bike or not. Good luck with getting it sorted though.

Go south and reduce the probability of rain

I've just done the same albeit for a much newer bike but I've found this blurb that seems to suggest they will do it? "What's a Certificate of Conformity? A Certificate of Conformity (COC) is granted for a motorcycle when it meets a minimum set of regulatory, technical and safety requirements. ...

Spain.......but then agin I'm biased

The thoughts that run through my head and the grin on my face when I'm riding any motorcycle that I may own or have borrowed. Simples.

I may be tempted to part with my 2011 61 plate blue Tenere with only 2300 miles, Yamaha boxes, G.I.T rear rack, tall screen and standard plus Adventure spec bashplate with engine bars. It is in Trainspotter condition and more than ticks all of your boxes. I would accept £4900 no offers. This vehicl...

PHILinFRANCE wrote:Like this ................;somebody slap me hmy:
http://www.leboncoin.fr/motos/805166756.htm?ca=16_s

Very shiny.