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Re: New spots

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Be great if you would do a ride report on the honley when you go to scotland (thumbs)
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Re: New spots

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Tink wrote:Be great if you would do a ride report on the honley when you go to scotland (thumbs)
I really didn't realise it was a Honley until you said. They have such presence! Spots look great, do they actually cast much light?
And now, Harry, let us step out into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure.

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Re: New spots

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Good idea, I can tell you that we went from Newmarket (Cambridge), to Carnarvon with just one stop and no butt ache or any aches for that matter and I was 61yrs old on that one, so it's fair to say it's a comfy bike and as most of it was motorway she was happy to sit at motorway + speeds and though I can't remember now, we were impressed with the fuel economy, especially as it was fully loaded with camping gear, including my Slumit tent, which is not light but very quick to pitch, by the way as you do when you really like your bike I've named it Attila, as in the Hun ( Honley).
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Re: New spots

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yes they're really bright, although it doesn't show it to well in the photo.
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