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One goes, another arrives
Well the Bandit was picked up this morning
  So that's the end to the T'bird replacement, I'll write a mini review later, to be replaced with this...     No big triple, but the suspension is very good, and once over the buzzy nature of a 600 IL4, it's pretty good and over 10k Revs it's a missile, brakes are the same as the S3 (awesome) never mind they are hauling down a lot less weight, I know it's a cliche but the handling is so predictable. Inforad, tank pad, and my "rictus" decals fitted, alarm to go on in the next day or two, still in the Triumph club, even if it's only a training one.......  Cheers Mark.
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29-04-09, 11:54 AM
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Lovin that mate, you look like your grinning
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29-04-09, 11:58 AM
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Re: One goes, another arrives
do you road test bikes for a living or are you just really into keeping new shiney ones?
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Cheers Mark.
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29-04-09, 12:16 PM
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Looks OK
and you look comfortable riding it - leg/knee position, I mean.Why's there a sofa outside your house? |
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29-04-09, 12:35 PM
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Oh and the sofa, well one has to be comfortable when working on the bike you know..............  ( or it could be waiting for the concil to remove of course).Cheers Mark.
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29-04-09, 02:08 PM
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I cant keep up with what bikes you do and dont have mark and didn't you have one of these before...or did i have a premonition that you'd have one some day, lol.
Good to see you on a bike again after recent events mate
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29-04-09, 02:27 PM
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Very nice Mark and to quote another cliche "a very underrated bike"
Glad to hear that your leg is ok on it too
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looking good mark, triumphs suit you
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