Post a pic of your bike

Max Headroom

Sponsorship from Cotters....?

When is yer book coming out.......................:p

Paulw

Indian Scout Bobber by Paul Walsh, on Flickr

arybvtcw0eolkf

Paulw wrote: »

Indian Scout Bobber by Paul Walsh, on Flickr

I know I said that its a totally impractical bike for me, but I love the rugged no nonsense look about it too.

I think I'd love one for a Sunday play thing for I had loads of money just to spent on a 'play thing'.

Beautiful bike (guys if you haven't seen this in the flesh then trust me, its a little beaut).

Where's the photo taken?

Paulw

Sylvia Shapely Mulberry wrote: »

I think I'd love one for a Sunday play thing for I had loads of money just to spent on a 'play thing'.

Where's the photo taken?

It is a fun play thing, as well as being my daily commute bike.

Photo was taken down at the Maiden's Tower, Mornington, Co. Meath.

zubair

Paulw wrote: »

It is a fun play thing, as well as being my daily commute bike.

I'd love to commute on something like this but unfortunately I have a lot of motorway miles to cover (I look forward to roundabouts and on ramps) so a work horse is all I can have. Lovely bike, is the GS gone?

Max Headroom

Paulw wrote: »

Indian Scout Bobber by Paul Walsh, on Flickr

Nicest bike on here for a while....;)

Paulw

zubair wrote: »

Lovely bike, is the GS gone?

No. I've kept the GS, for things like photography when I need the panniers, and the ability to ride two-up, if the Mrs ever decides to actually get on. She keeps talking about it, but hasn't done it yet. :rolleyes:

Max Headroom

Paulw wrote: »

No. I've kept the GS, for things like photography when I need the panniers, and the ability to ride two-up, if the Mrs ever decides to actually get on. She keeps talking about it, but hasn't done it yet. :rolleyes:

Every cloud eh......;)

stewygriffin

Blue Light Bar yesterday.

blade1

Rory28

ini mini miny moe

blade1

Rory28 wrote: »

ini mini miny moe

And that's exactly why I sold the Tiger! :pac:

Sonics2k

blade1 wrote: »

That Kawasaki always reminds me of this.

blade1

Sonics2k wrote: »

That Kawasaki always reminds me of this.

I think I've got deja vu!

Sonics2k

blade1 wrote: »

I think I've got deja vu!

I'm perfectly willing to admit I'm not the first to say this haha

arybvtcw0eolkf

Up at The Bailey lighthouse, Howth this evening.





Why didn't I go up when we'd a heatwave, it was bloody freezing this evening.

Sonics2k

Took a spin out to Gougane Barra today to enjoy the first proper Sunday I've had since getting the bike back. Great ride for those who haven't done it.

CJhaughey

How did the new deflectors work for you?

Sonics2k

CJhaughey wrote: »

How did the new deflectors work for you?

They're great, worth the money. Two of the screws fell out on the top, but that's largely down to me just not tightening it enough so they came loose.

Rode for 3 hours today with a regular pair of finger-less gloves on, hands were grand throughout the day even. I'd absolutely recommend them to anyone with a Deauville, pre NT700 which has them built on.

Max Headroom

Sonics2k wrote: »

CJhaughey wrote: »

How did the new deflectors work for you?

They're great, worth the money. Two of the screws fell out on the top, but that's largely down to me just not tightening it enough so they came loose.

Rode for 3 hours today with a regular pair of finger-less gloves on, hands were grand throughout the day even. I'd absolutely recommend them to anyone with a Deauville, pre NT700 which has them built on.

Fingerless gloves..shame on you...leave this forum immediately...irresponsible ..tut tut....:)

Sonics2k

Max Headroom wrote: »

Fingerless gloves..shame on you...leave this forum immediately...irresponsible ..tut tut....:)

I'll trade in the Deauville for a fixie bike instead :pac:

D3V!L

Sonics2k wrote: »

I'll trade in the Deauville for a fixie bike instead :pac:

You'll need a beard for that !!

Sonics2k

D3V!L wrote: »

You'll need a beard for that !!

Way ahead of you!

arybvtcw0eolkf

D3V!L wrote: »

You'll need a beard for that !!

And a lumberjack jacket

stewygriffin

cantdecide

blade1 wrote: »

Did you pass me and the brother at the Lakeview yesterday on the ZZR?

dermatrov

My way back on the road to beat the traffic, while I do my lessons for a biggher bike

Got it last Thursday in from the UK, brand new.

cantdecide

dermatrov wrote: »

My way back on the road to beat the traffic, while I do my lessons for a biggher bike

Got it last Thursday in from the UK, brand new.

Looks cool.

Just to be sure, you can't automatically ride a '*scooter' on a car licence. You need to make sure that you have category 'AM' on the back of your licence with a start and end date printed alongside it. 'AM' was only an automatic entitlement after passing the 'B' test up until 2006 in Ireland.





*mopeds – engine capacity not exceeding 49cc and maximum speed of 45kph. Minimum driving age: 16

dermatrov

yip, I had it added last year when changing for the credit card license

cantdecide wrote: »

Looks cool.

Just to be sure, you can't automatically ride a '*scooter' on a car licence so if you haven't already, you need to make sure that you have category 'AM' on the back of your licence with a start and end date printed alongside it.

'AM' was only an automatic entitlement after passing the 'B' test up until 2006 in Ireland.





*mopeds – engine capacity not exceeding 49cc and maximum speed of 45kph. Minimum driving age: 16

Emmersonn

Sonics2k wrote: »

Took a spin out to Gougane Barra today to enjoy the first proper Sunday I've had since getting the bike back. Great ride for those who haven't done it.

I love the road from Just before Macroom through
Ballingeary and on to Kealkill and to Glengarriff. Great road if you are not caught behind the Sunday drivers.