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Re: A photo you took, today

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Godspeed wrote: Sat Jun 11, 2022 6:04 pm
Billy Bananahead wrote: Sat Jun 11, 2022 4:52 pm Country lane near Nantwich, Cheshire.
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Did you go through it?
Chickened. :oops:
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Its wet in the west you know!

Went through to Strontian on Thursday for the annual ADV Scotland get together. The weather forecast said it was going to be wet . . . . and unfortunately they got it right :oops: .

One picture from the ride west on Thursday, at a favourite layby with a view, for a nice cuppa
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Castle Tioram photod on Fridays wander
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Always nice to get a picture of the Glenn Finnan monument with the bike in the way
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And then the same with the H. Potter train viaduct . . .
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Final photo is from the climb away from Loch Sheil, heading back to Strontian
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Three from yesterday in Spain.
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It was a hot one yesterday. Mostly 36° in the afternoon, 37.5 for a while. Better than rain though.
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Being stalked by the Stig whilst having a brew . . .

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This is what I was looking at . . .

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Riding the pave roads in northern France
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Steve T wrote: Sat Jun 11, 2022 8:28 pm Its wet in the west you know!

Went through to Strontian on Thursday for the annual ADV Scotland get together. The weather forecast said it was going to be wet . . . . and unfortunately they got it right :oops: .

One picture from the ride west on Thursday, at a favourite layby with a view, for a nice cuppa
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Castle Tioram photod on Fridays wander
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Always nice to get a picture of the Glenn Finnan monument with the bike in the way
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And then the same with the H. Potter train viaduct . . .
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Final photo is from the climb away from Loch Sheil, heading back to Strontian
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Steve T

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Hi Steve, great photos & locations etc, is that a CB500X or the NC750x you’re riding ?
How do you like it..?

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Hi Peter.

The CB5X left the plot in June last year. The bike pictured is its replacement, a NC750X :mrgreen: Got it approx 2 hours after completing the sale of the CB :shock:

They are, to me & my way of riding, chalk & cheese, with the NC having a load of character via the 270 degree crank rotating within the engine cases.
Plus a little bit more torque means Steve is a very happy bunny when riding the NC, where as miles on the CB5X were just sort of "mehh"!

Put over 7k miles on it in the 12 months I've had it . . . along with 6 and a bit k miles on the F8GS :roll: (just MOT'd this morning :D

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Steve T wrote: Tue Jun 28, 2022 11:25 am Hi Peter.

The CB5X left the plot in June last year. The bike pictured is its replacement, a NC750X :mrgreen: Got it approx 2 hours after completing the sale of the CB :shock:

They are, to me & my way of riding, chalk & cheese, with the NC having a load of character via the 270 degree crank rotating within the engine cases.
Plus a little bit more torque means Steve is a very happy bunny when riding the NC, where as miles on the CB5X were just sort of "mehh"!

Put over 7k miles on it in the 12 months I've had it . . . along with 6 and a bit k miles on the F8GS :roll: (just MOT'd this morning :D

Steve T

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Sounds great that Steve, I’m guessing you’re NC750X is the non DCT..?
A mate of mine has just bought a new CB500X as he’s recently new to motorcycling.

They say those NC750x machines don’t rev too high apparently - is this the case, or maybe that was the older NC700x model..? They look to tick all boxes I’m sure…! Enjoy!

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Manual indeed :D

A little over 6k revs for the red line, which is virtually the same as the old 700 version, but the torque low down makes that figure irrelavent. 6th gear for cruising at the NSL, 4th & 5th will get you past almost any traffic at realistic speeds ;)
All that and a frunk that can take a flip front helmet no problem and an average mpg of over 85mpg over the mileage I've covered - all works for me :D

Not great off road though, but hey, thats what the F8GS is for :mrgreen:

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Re: A photo you took, today

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well .. Steve T mentioned the NC 750 .... and JB mentioned fish n chips ... so ..

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oops ... almost forgot the naughty schoolgirls .... soaking wet they waz .... but undeterred ..

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