A photo you took, today

[Steve T]

F900XR, so around 109 horses according to the salesman. Certainly noticably more grunt than the F8GS but with a slightly forward and a sitting on the bike not in the bike riding position.

It was the basic version with 2 riding modes, ABS & traction control, so fairly simple to get to grips with info wise. Slightly more economical than the F8GS over the same 40 odd mile route, which, given the extra power, I found quite suprising.

Will I be trading anything in for one? Not just now, thank you very much

Steve T

[macvisual]

Culross

Culross by APM Photography, on Flickr


mac

[macvisual]

My trusty Suzuki steed;

V-Strom by APM Photography, on Flickr

mac

[Snaf MKII]

Stopped for a look at this today whilst tail riding in Cornwall

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[Hugh]

Greetings,

Don't get too close to one of those on your 'tail riding', two paint strippers blasting out on re-heat. The last one I saw flying pointed vertically slid along our runway and then straight up like a rocket, the air vibration and noise was fantastic. Like a side by side barrelled Purdey on steroids

TTFN

Hugh.

[macvisual]

Out for a wee forty mile run this morning after a coffee meet-up with my two riding buddies on their Honda 700 Transalp and Yamaha Tracer 700 in the Central belt of Scotland. We called into a local motorcycle dealership in Kincardine;

Ride out by APM Photography, on Flickr


mac

[daveuprite]

Tracie looking good at the Motobreaks party last night. Don't know who that dick she's with is though.

[MotoCP]

Don't know who that dick she's with is though.

I’d say a cross between Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer.

[OB1]

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[Steve T]

Decided that a visit to the west coast was in order, so headed out early doors and rolled another 260 miles under the wheels of the CB5X.

This picture was taken along a track near Glen Oykel


And this one a bit further along . . .


This view needs no introduction . . . but for those that have not yet travelled north of the wall (or the central belt) it’s Loch Broom viewed from near the Corrieshalloch gorge.


Steve T