Per K wrote:Today I took a trip to see the worlds largest ski jumping hill, about 45 miles from where I live.
Current world record is 246,5 meters (809 ft).
Went out with a few workmates today, 140 + miles around Norfolk , oldest bike there, but definitely not the slowest
Just a broken front engine mount and bolt
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drayman wrote:Went out with a few workmates today, 140 + miles around Norfolk , oldest bike there, but definitely not the slowest
Just a broken front engine mount and bolt
Are you parked in the High Street, Watton outside the Triumph shop ?
drayman wrote:Went out with a few workmates today, 140 + miles around Norfolk , oldest bike there, but definitely not the slowest
Just a broken front engine mount and bolt
Are you parked in the High Street, Watton outside the Triumph shop ?
Yep, Lings of Watton the Honda/Triumph dealer, 4 of the bikes I were with were Triumph,s, , they like to go look at all them new shiney fourstrokes
gsxrtriple wrote:Yes iv put a few miles on it getting ready for my trip up to heysham on friday for the manx hope to meet some more triple owners over there
Local animal charity pet food run today. High Beach to Goodmayes, Essex. Local BMF nominally organised it - only 8 bikes there, mine was the only two stroke/Kawasaki. One other triple - a Triumph. Got wet, then got baked in the hot sun.
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KH400A4
My Dad told me "If it's stuck use a bigger hammer."
I've been moving house, shop, offices Etc Etc for a while now, NO mean feat I've had a pals son helping me, a great lad, who actually restored my faith in "the Youth of today" - He had never been on a bike in his life, but, he was up for anything, so I said I would take him out for a quick spin Against the advice of several people he chose a helmet and gloves and got on the back of my . . . . H2c with the 120HP Gast motor The first couple of miles were "awkward" He sat bolt upright and, I thought on the tailpiece, a quick word of advice and the handling got a whole lot better
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So, a few miles in and were come across a Ducati 1200 Monster, the rider sees me in his mirrors and nails it, I suspect he was a little surprised to see me rubbing his back tyre at 100+ A quick check with Ben and he is doing fine, the Duc goes again, .. . and again . . . The back tyre on that thing was wider than my bike! He was hanging off the side to make it go around the bends, we were quite fairly matched as I had a novice on the back . . . oh, and a 40 year old bike . . . That has a frame as bent as an alsations hind leg! . . . - Eventually he gives up (I kid you not) I pull a 2nd gear wheelie past him and I feel Ben looking back to see if he is catching us . . He didn't
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But he took a short cut and came out at the same junction, we pulled over and had a chat - a GOOD day!
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And Ben ? what what his view? He was in raptures! . . . . . And on the phone to all his mates telling them that My bike was apparently "Ridiculous!"