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DMW22

SV enjoying Ladies View in Killarney

Cienciano

DMW22 wrote: »

SV enjoying Ladies View in Killarney

Savage few days for it

batman_oh

Reminiscing! The R1 was a great yoke (slightly non stock!) :pac:

kkhornet

Some day for it last tuesday

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thecivvie

Was not the best day to be doing Photo Rally but sure it was a day on the bike

goodlad

fz1 scrubbed up well. Now to get out for a spin

blade1

goodlad wrote: »

fz1 scrubbed up well. Now to get out for a spin

Beautiful!

blu3r0ri0n

Would you stop polishing the bike and ride her FFS!:p

goodlad wrote: »

fz1 scrubbed up well. Now to get out for a spin

goodlad

I do some weekends when i have free time.... haha

sonofenoch

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It's the scenery that makes a picture

Wonda-Boy

I agree, scenary is everything. Only last summer but feels like such a long time now. Roll on Italy in the summer.....:eek:

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gooch2k9

My new yoke, first time out in the sun!

Gavin

Got a new W800 in January, having fun with it!

In the garage:


And the pillion is having fun too:

listermint

Next time the Pillion needs to be doing a thumbs up to signify the fun.


Presently they are detracting from said fun with a less than fun seating stance

Gavin

listermint wrote: »

Next time the Pillion needs to be doing a thumbs up to signify the fun.


Presently they are detracting from said fun with a less than fun seating stance

She's unhappy as she's not moving.

Ardennes1944

My first bike, picked it up 3weeks ago and it was looking very rough and had been off the road in "storage" for 5years. Put two new tyres on it and it passed the MFK (NCT here in Switzerland) no issues.

Detailed the body panels, bought newly re-upholstered seat, sprayed the back part of it Melon yellow to match, serviced it fully and wired in a 12v cig socket. Just need to keep my eye out for an exhaust now as mine has a dent/scrap on it.

This was a quick picture taken at 1deg up a nice hilly area called Gempen near Basel. The snow was getting thicker on the side of the road so I thought it best to turn back.

2002 MZ RT 125, 14k kms on clock

Wonda-Boy

Looks so clean, and I bet its real easy to work on.....enjoy shes a cracker.

arybvtcw0eolkf

Here she is, the new Suzuki DL650 Vstrom.

She's a minter.



The photos were taken in the rain so excuse them being a bit dull



That's my old Givi top box on the back. I'll try take some nicer pix when the weather improves.

Wonda-Boy

Ahh she will treat you well makki, very nice. She is very clean alright......nice set of scorpion cans (suit the strom they do) and she will be buzzing.

stewygriffin

Sylvia Shapely Mulberry wrote: »

Here she is, the new Suzuki DL650 Vstrom.

She's a minter.



The photos were taken in the rain so excuse them being a bit dull



That's my old Givi top box on the back. I'll try take some nicer pix when the weather improves.

Very nice,happy riding.:)


Did you trade in the BMW or have you stil got it?

arybvtcw0eolkf

stewygriffin wrote: »

Did you trade in the BMW or have you stil got it?

Trade in.

Although I loved riding the R1100S, its got a lovely engine and lovely handling I'm glad to see the back of that BMW badge & dealing with Joe Duffys BMW Motorrad in Finglas (****).

stewygriffin

Sylvia Shapely Mulberry wrote: »

Trade in.

Although I loved riding the R1100S, its got a lovely engine and lovely handling I'm glad to see the back of that BMW badge & dealing with Joe Duffys BMW Motorrad in Finglas (****).

I was looking at one (Randy Mamola Rep) over in the UK at Christmas just gone.
Only had 17k miles on it.Sat on it and it seemed very comfy and nice to be on.:)

Would you recommend them as a good bike,or are they too expensive and unreliable to run?

blade1

As you know like any sport twin heavy on juice and as Mak can probably tell you himself, when things go wrong it ain't going to be cheap.

Nevermind your Randy Mamola one,this is the one to go for

arybvtcw0eolkf

blade1 wrote: »

As you know like any sport twin heavy on juice and as Mak can probably tell you himself, when things go wrong it ain't going to be cheap.

^^^ This.

I found it very heavy on juice and when things went wrong things could get expensive.

The engine was really nice, and the sound from the exhaust was to die for. it was fooking lovely.

I rarely had a positive experience dealing with Joe Duffys Motorrad, but they were my nearest dealers and some jobs had to go there. I really won't miss them, and I'd never buy a bike from them.

If I had the money and wanted to go for something like the R1100S I'd consider an R1200S instead, I think they're absolutely stunning.

D3V!L

Sylvia Shapely Mulberry wrote: »

^^^ This.

I found it very heavy on juice and when things went wrong things could get expensive.

The engine was really nice, and the sound from the exhaust was to die for. it was fooking lovely.

I rarely had a positive experience dealing with Joe Duffys Motorrad, but they were my nearest dealers and some jobs had to go there. I really won't miss them, and I'd never buy a bike from them.

If I had the money and wanted to go for something like the R1100S I'd consider an R1200S instead, I think they're absolutely stunning.

I'm looking at a couple of different machines, one of which is the K1600, what problems did you have with Joe Duffy's ?

goodlad

I will hazard a guessd and say they are a shower of incompetent fúcks that also charge a fortune.

I have never seen anyone happy with their service other than people with too much money who dont mind paying insane prices for work on their bike as long as they got a latte to sip on while the work was being done.

Wossack

lad on biker.ie getting his s1000rr serviced recently - http://www.biker.ie/forum/showthread.php?t=228688

'..check your bike as well as Joe Duffy gave me mine back with broken front fairings after the service which i made them replace the lot , spotted it right away before i left the garage.'

lucky to spot before leaving Id say

arybvtcw0eolkf

D3V!L wrote: »

I'm looking at a couple of different machines, one of which is the K1600, what problems did you have with Joe Duffy's ?

My biggest problem with them was getting my bike back poorly finished, ie fairings ill fitting, screws missing etc.

Without doubt the bike was returned to them after each and every time they'd worked on it just to have these things rectified ~ very annoying.

stewygriffin

Stopped off at CCs Unlimited on the way home from SD Designs today.Great day for the bike,inbetween a few showers.

nerrad1983

Out for a quick spin today in Wicklow