Show us your ride....

[herman]

Ahhh nostalgia,aint what it used to be. :side: First speed wobble I ever encountered was on my 400/4 and my first decking of an exhaust on a right hand bend,funny it went round left handers ok.

[Guest]

My two trusty steeds
The Guzzis not an 'adventure' bike as such..but it takes me everywhere

The BMW F650 Funduro is my 'proper' adventure bike..i had a 2001 F650GS,but prefer this one,good old fashioned carburettors and ECU as opposed to the more complicated electronics on the F650GS( stalling suddenly,e.g when executing a u turn in town with a pillion and lugage,(dispite having the most recent fuel map download,) i was going to sell it and get a V Strom 650,but decided to keep it instead and spend a bit on it,e.g 15t gearbox sprocket to improve the low down driveability,30mm bar risers,and engine bars,a nice bike,easy to manouver,service,and economical..in the range of 55 to 75 mpg..at £1.20 a litre,thats more important than top speed to me these days ""

[Kenbo]

Here is mine when I first got her back in Feb this year

[Zookman]

A few pics of my Wee Strom....

[Curzon]

Hi I'm Curzon.

Subscribed a couple of weeks ago, just got round to posting. Heres a pic of mine, 2009 Varadero, on our trip to the French Alps in June this year with to mates on their Ducatis

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[Nomad]

My 01 FJR1300





My Rocket





My Stelvio

[snaphappy]

I love threads like this, heres my ride.
Varadero XL1000 SD02, can't fault her and see no need to think about changing

[PapaLazarou]

Well, Here's mine...

1999 TDM850. Bit tatty, but the best (and indeed only) bike I've ever owned.

The picture is me trying to bag a pic for the Irish Photorally earlier in the year. Couldn't get near it for horseboxes (see the tailback leading along the ridge to the left), but you can just see the memorial on the right-hand horizon... hopefully this will qualify...

[Warthog]

snaphappy wrote:

I love threads like this, heres my ride.
Varadero XL1000 SD02, can't fault her and see no need to think about changing

I think those must be the biggest panniers I have ever seen!!! hmy:

You could sleep in them when you can't find a hotel....

[MidnightSerenity]

Warthog wrote:

snaphappy wrote:

I love threads like this, heres my ride.
Varadero XL1000 SD02, can't fault her and see no need to think about changing

I think those must be the biggest panniers I have ever seen!!! hmy:

You could sleep in them when you can't find a hotel....

Yes, I think your panniers are fab too!!! They qualify for a karma from me!!!