Not sure how far away you are but,Originally Posted by Trev
I've been known to do the odd bit of gentle green laning on a Transalp 650 - gives a shout if you're looking for a rideout buddy...
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Not sure how far away you are but,
I've been known to do the odd bit of gentle green laning on a Transalp 650 - gives a shout if you're looking for a rideout buddy...
I know the offer wasn't aimed at me but I've been thinking about taking my Transalp 600 out on a few lanes.
Done a lot of laning in 4x4s but never on a bike.
So you're the one who's been rutting up all the good green lanes in Wiltshire in yer 4x4...
I'm happy to ride with anyone who is interested - as long as you're not Dakar class and expect me to be also - but I'm guessing if you haven't done it before - you won't be...
It'll be good therapy to ween you off 4x4's, get stuck in a rut & you'll be swearing at them too... lol
Have you got suitable tyres..?
Nah I won't touch the lanes in 4x4 in the winter.
Currently got half worn K60 Scouts on so should be alright...ish
Having been out today for a first real ride on the RE (70 odd miles A roads and back lanes) I'm well pleased with it but green laning will have to wait until I've fitted suitable tyres and even then will definitely have to be very mild green laning, really tarmac with the odd patch of gravel ; )
Ground clearance, foot rest position, weight, tank width, handlebars, suspension travel, grabby rear brake (pretty much everything) means its going to be a street scrambler in pretty much style only.
K&N and shorty silencer ordered for next week as feels like it needs to breath a bit more freely and the original silencer is outrageously ugly, I mean seriously, eye offendingly ugly, not to mention far too quiet.
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