I bought a Zumo 400 from touratech a few years a go, they had a job lot of factory refurbished units which came loaded with european maps. mine has been fine, it might be worth giving Nick a call to see if any are left.

Every thing on the XC (and more) is availible as optional extras on the 1250 Explorer with the exception of the spoked wheels, so not really much of a new model.

Having said that the 1250 Explorer is a cracking bike any way

In answer to the origional question mines for sale because I bought a Triumph Explorer. Nothing wrong with the BMW (it probably has better build quality) but one test ride and I was hooked by the Triples smoothness and power.

B***er I have already committed to other things this weekend. I salute you for taking the time to organise it and hope you run some similar events in the future because that sounds good

You've been swayed by all the media hype and peer pressure into believing that all 'complete' riders are competent off road as well as on the road and that off road riding will improve your road riding skills. The second thing that you are misguided on is that there is such a thing as a dual sport ...

Hi Al, I am planning on going. Not sure yet about camping or just going for one day.

Loving the stripped down Triumph

BMW GS1200. 25000 miles.

ABS, Heated grips, Carbon Hugger, front mudguard extender, Alarm & imobiliser, BMW Vario panniers, standard plus Wunderlich large screen, workshop manual, tax & mot.

Very good condition, £5850

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I test rode a Triumph 1200 Adventurer today and was very impressed. As much as I like my GS1200 I have to admit i was blown away by the Triumphs power and smoothness. It appear's that a few people on the forum are less than happy with their Triumphs or the aftersale's service they have recieved whic...

This makes my p**ss Boil!! I really have to be careful about what I type next because I will start sounding like Hitler but lets just say I hope it isnt a happy ending for these usless individuals