Adventure Bike Rider Forum

boboneleg wrote: ↑Fri Sep 21, 2018 12:55 pm

beddowsm wrote: ↑Fri Sep 21, 2018 9:01 am
Bet you had to turn down there Bob. Or did you risk going down the other side? There was a seaplane down on that river when we went passed! No idea how it got there.

We were going north when we came to that area on the top, it was a narrow track down to and then alongside a lake and then a couple of sharp climbs to get to the top, Jane walked some of it first to check it out.

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so thats why you had him along--a useful manservant for menial tasks!!--anyway--looks like you had a good time with some nice weather and trails.

brilliant, looks like you all had a good time on and off the bikes

I have no idea what's going on here and I'm not sure I want to know

brilliant

I would be very worried if I was that dog , the guy holding him has a very Pervy look

The mind boggles there boys.....dog looks like he's enjoying it

Some of them photos are best left unexplained.
Here's one of my rally, luggage up and ready for the ABC France trip, just under 1400 miles I clocked and the 250 rally gobbled it up with ease. Even kept up on the motorway slog with the bigger bikes. It'll hold the speed limits much better than my 250l .

Well impressed with those little devils Neil

cowling wrote: ↑Sun Sep 23, 2018 11:16 am 20180919_155710.jpg

Some of them photos are best left unexplained.
Here's one of my rally, luggage up and ready for the ABC France trip, just under 1400 miles I clocked and the 250 rally gobbled it up with ease. Even kept up on the motorway slog with the bigger bikes. It'll hold the speed limits much better than my 250l .

It surprised me. I was cruising at 80 with occasional take over up to 90. Sometimes I'd slow down a bit but come a junction the little crf was always there.

I was riding on my own--and not cruising that fast--but still 70mph most of the way (except on the N and Ds of course!--now that the French can pinch you and pass the fine to the DVLA for processing and points!). The small ones are cerainly capable!--this was at a campsite about 40 ks East of Mont St Michel--note I have the wine in!