T7 around scotland
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Re: T7 around scotland
Shameminkyhead wrote:Still in the post when I set off mostly the roads were good .which helped
Do the fork cartridges help?
Still finding the forks harsh - may need better springs for me at 100kg
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Great vid there steve, was up there many moons ago and it's nice to stir up the memories again. You've rally got this vid thing sussed, thanks for posting.
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Enjoyed that.
The last time I went was late Sept in 2013.
We had perfect weather and no midges so it was Scotland at it’s very best.
I was blown away by the scenery up the West Coast and can’t believe I haven’t been back yet.
The last time I went was late Sept in 2013.
We had perfect weather and no midges so it was Scotland at it’s very best.
I was blown away by the scenery up the West Coast and can’t believe I haven’t been back yet.
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Re: T7 around scotland
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yes they do ..they are way more comfy than the o/e ones ..i find them just brutal ... theres a few solutions coming out now ..k teck ae doing valve stacks for the o/es but then you need springs and still have no adjus table preload ...... so by the time you have done k tech 260 springs at 90 and a preload adjuter at 200 ...they dont look too bad at 480 as a on does all solution ..i find them pretty acceptable overall the vlaving stack is deffinatly more sympathetic to a comfier ride ..still to soft for full braap off roading ...but ive sacked the idea compleatly taking it off road its just too heavy for me tbojohnnyboxer wrote: ↑Sat Aug 22, 2020 9:48 amShameminkyhead wrote:Still in the post when I set off mostly the roads were good .which helped
Do the fork cartridges help?
Still finding the forks harsh - may need better springs for me at 100kg
lovley touring manners i enjoyed the ride
whats the wether forcast ..wheres me map
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nicked this russ god bless nathan ...... added in glenshee on the way up came back via gourock dunnon ferry .....unless you want to beat yourself to death 5/6 days is best to take
id keep away from the midge season if your camping they are brutal .. there unrelenting they dont take long to find you when you stop
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whats the wether forcast ..wheres me map
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Re: T7 around scotland
Great video Steve, it must take a fair bit of time and effort to edit something like that.
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