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Old 01-07-16, 06:35 PM   #1
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Had awful weather picking up the sv typical it improves once home. Kids are impressed with dad's new bike!

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Old 01-07-16, 06:50 PM   #2
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Cool, I had similar weather picking mine up all those years ago!

Mine didn't have a fenda extender, so suffered the dreaded 325cc Sv when i went through some big puddles
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Old 01-07-16, 06:55 PM   #3
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Luckily she has a fender extender fitted even in rain massive smile all the way for the 50 mile journey. Was smooth ride and felt comfy all the way. Did stop for a coffee at a garage forn20 mins when it got a bit too much and had to take the more direct route so hoping for some better weather when I have a couple of weeks of work soon

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Old 01-07-16, 07:36 PM   #4
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Very nice. Looks like you'll have to hide the keys
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Old 01-07-16, 10:50 PM   #5
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Congrats. Looks great
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Old 04-07-16, 04:54 PM   #6
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Nice bike. I see you are in Liverpool which is coincidental because I picked my bike up from Liverpool last Wednesday and rode it 250 miles home to Kent in thrashing rain. She's not new, but in great nick for a 2001 and only 8420 miles!

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Old 05-07-16, 08:09 AM   #7
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Nice bike. I see you are in Liverpool which is coincidental because I picked my bike up from Liverpool last Wednesday and rode it 250 miles home to Kent in thrashing rain. She's not new, but in great nick for a 2001 and only 8420 miles!

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Nice bike!

Mines new to me it's an 07 with 13k on. Wanted a curvy really to play with a bit more but the prices were silly on what I could find available.

Enjoy the bike and ride safe

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Nice bike. I see you are in Liverpool which is coincidental because I picked my bike up from Liverpool last Wednesday and rode it 250 miles home to Kent in thrashing rain. She's not new, but in great nick for a 2001 and only 8420 miles!

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That's one nice Curvy
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Old 05-07-16, 02:07 PM   #9
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no wonder your wrists hurt Blapper, 250 miles in the wet on a new bike
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Thanks Guys! Yes, I hate to admit this, but my new full face hadn't arrived so I used my open face and goggles - it was like a thousand injections per minute in the face! It was OK after the first hour coz my face was completely numb...

Yeah, I am thinking of foam grips, my hands don't have the flesh on them that they used to so it is hard on the hands and wrists.

Please enlighten me: Curvy? Pointy? <sigh> Another new language to learn!
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