Not in its natural habitat
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Re: Not in its natural habitat
Some guys i ride with have owned the 650 and on guy rides the 400 all quite good midsize tourers , loads of storage
Re: Not in its natural habitat
Heidenau do a snow tyre

Post up the tyre size I'm sure TreadTrader could source some gnarly boots
James!.....foot?.....Burgmann?....explain?

Post up the tyre size I'm sure TreadTrader could source some gnarly boots
James!.....foot?.....Burgmann?....explain?
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Re: Not in its natural habitat
I've seen scooters out in the woods before, dumped by chavs, don't think the owners were impressed. 
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Re: Not in its natural habitat
they are noisy fekkers check these guys out they are having fun not to sure about the mud capabilities though the guy on the a nciant looki ng blue thing is a star ..but he has big wheels cheat:laugh:
whats the wether forcast ..wheres me map
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Re: Not in its natural habitat
Found a nice lane to take the bandit down in Wales today. was nice and dry otherwise I wouldn't have bothered, I have Avon Storms fitted at the mo, which are brilliant in the dry and the wet, not sure how they'd be in the mud though.
It's not its natural habitat but it seemed to cope no problem. Have to see about some nice off-roady tyres!

It's not its natural habitat but it seemed to cope no problem. Have to see about some nice off-roady tyres!
Re: Not in its natural habitat
In the same boat as you Sprockette, running storms and they seem fine for gravel / dry dirtSprockette wrote:Found a nice lane to take the bandit down in Wales today. was nice and dry otherwise I wouldn't have bothered, I have Avon Storms fitted at the mo, which are brilliant in the dry and the wet, not sure how they'd be in the mud though.
It's not its natural habitat but it seemed to cope no problem. Have to see about some nice off-roady tyres!
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