I've sold my bike
 

Was sure that nobody was interested so even bought a few cheap bits and pieces for it recently, including a carbon end cap from TLW:cool:

And suddenly it went today.

I should be feeling pleased, but instead I feel flat and disappointed. Whilst I never rode the bike that fast, the handling was simply fantastic. It was so rewarding to ride. A few people on a thread on biking issues gave 675s a big thumbs down, to you I can only say you have never owned one.

So, what to buy next. Can't afford much, I'm a poor solicitor. Budget of £1500 absolutely top whack and preferably less. Can't be a shed as I have neither the skills nor the time to fix it. No idea what I want, which doesn't help:rolleyes:

Re: I've sold my bike
 

gutting,
how about an SV?


lol

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Good news but sad news Ed. :D :(

Got to be an SV I think.

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Is such a shame Ed.... I really loved the look of your bike. If I wasn`t so vertically challenged i`d love to test ride one

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Yeh those poor solictiors earn so little they have to serve their own documents sometimes i hear ;)

SV all the way mate.

Re: I've sold my bike
 

i feel for you, any reason for the sale?

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shame mate :( your trump was a top looker! my mates selling a zx7r for about that kind of money if your intrested? any idea what you would like?

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Oh bummer Ed, sure you will decide on a bike soon that suits and fits your budget.

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+1

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Sorry to hear about the bike Ed, in a way it gives you a fresh start, how about something strange and unusual? Carol had a Cossack Combi a few years ago and said that not only was it bomb proof, it was also great fun for a little while. What ever you decide to go for, make sure you buy something good and safe. Have you ever thought of a little Suzuki, they make a great bike called an SV...