To be honest, I've only been once. Got a good deal on a tin of WD40, a bulb for our outside light, a pair of Oxford motorcycle boots and a new office chair. I got a black mark for not being interested in the rugs, though, so have not been back. There's an ever-growing flock of chickens there...mostl...

The boss of Trago points out that they offer 'cheap mobility' to a wide range of customers in predominantly rural areas without some of the 'baggage' that comes with conventional motorcycle dealers. Good move...from my time 'in the trade' I know that an attractively priced offer of bike, basic kit a...

IanB wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 9:41 pm Speedy Working Motors

Had a few over the years, always been good.

the enduro/SM models are left overs from when BMW owned Husqvarna, and the others are rebadged Shinerays from China.. Shineray owns SWM.

Trago does sell motorcycle gear, and has a budget bike dealership in Devon selling Lexmoto, Herald, Voge etc. But they are apparently looking to appoint SWM dealers.

New importer is Trago Mills...the 'diverse' household retailer in Devon, Cornwall and South Wales. The range is: 125 enduro & SM (£4000), 300 4T Enduro (£7500), 500 Enduro & Sm (£7700 and £7300), a 500 with a Honda XBR 500 clone engine that looks like the old Silver Vase model (£4300) and a ...

I used to build those up out of the crate at Three Cross Motorcycles.

Happy days!

Will you lot stop putting up Moto Guzzi pics...you are making me want one.

blue bus wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2024 11:03 pm Me and a chum used go walking in the Peak district one day he gave me some dark fair trade chocolate, i thought it was the worst thing i have ever had till he gave me some green Tea, i honestly thought he tried to poison me

I like it.

I'm not sure I still have any pics of either, but my Moto Morini 500 SEI-V in black and red with gold pinstripes, the Aprilia Pegaso that replaced it: and now my Aprilia Mille RSV1000.