A few boxes of these arrived this week Supplies in the UK aren't currently the best due to worldwide issues.
Old idiom...... "If guns are outlawed, then only outlaws will have guns!" Think about it and it makes sense to have concealed carry etc like the USA do.
That's why I would want to be able to legally own and carry one if I lived over there. Even non US citizens must be aware of the "right to bear arms" written into the Constitution of most US States. With that many guns in circulation it's a given that the instances of gun crime will be greater. Such crimes have been increasing here in the UK over the last few years but the chances of being caught up in one are still infinitesimally small compared to across the pond. My interest in firearms, when I had them, was purely recreational but an effective means of self defence would also be a consideration if I lived in the US or indeed any other country with such widespread gun ownership.
Why do you want bare arms? It far too cold. It’s january for gods sake. You need a thin jumper at least.
Delivery arrived from Harley accessories place, a Saddlemen R850 roll bag. I resisted the temptation to go for the version in fake leather with studs Access at home for bike is restricted so I can’t leave panniers on bike and it’s a right faff fitting and removing them, so wanted something I can leave on bike to carry essentials for day trips. (Coffee, packed lunch, lock, tools…)
That looks great, @brown mouse! Could you post a couple more photos of your new bag? I might have to take a look at getting one of those. Very nice......
I got one of these Nelson-Rigg half covers to use on my Street Glide Special when we do our summer road trips. It's mostly to protect my seat (well, the seat of my bike for those of you literalists) and the inner fairing from both rain and intense sun. I just received my cover yesterday evening and haven't even taken it out of the box yet so this photo isn't of my bike. I'll give it a try this weekend.
There's a product video on YouTube. One end is a zipped closure, and both sides have a pair of plastic quick release clips hidden under some elastic. The bag comes with two different straps with clips. The bottom has rings for fixing too... And one side has two pairs of loops which I've put an old narrow strap I had through so I can attach it to the backrest... Whilst the bag keeps it shape it's not especially rigid, so pulling straps tight will deform it a bit, As I plan on putting some quite heavy things in I'm making a flat extension to my luggage rack to support it along it's whole length.
This red beauty arrived yesterday evening.....my Street Triple is scowling at it, not sure it wants to grant the interloper access to the garage .
@Mrs Visor Congratulations, Mrs. Visor! That is so exciting. I’m sure you are giddy with delight. Can’t wait to hear more about it as you begin riding it. Looking forward to some reports and photos! Nothing like a new bike to make you feel like a little kid again. Be sure to give your Street Triple some extra attention and love, though.
Thank you; don't worry about my Street Triple, it's as loved as ever . The weather is due to get a few degrees warmer this week so hope to ride it very soon; it has been a bit icy out there over the last few days to dare!
I wanted to try a different kind of motorcycle boots, so last Friday I bought the following boots from Alpinestars. But the joy was short, because I tested them at home then on my bikes and had to realize that I can not switch my gears with such boots properly neither on my T120 nor my NT-1100. Therefore, on Monday back to the store and exchange. Now I got Goretex boots from BMW. Model: Cruise Comfort. By the way, I also got a little money back, because the second pair was cheaper.
$16 lotto ticket today. With the $8,000,000 they give me tomorrow, the Speed Triple goes to an electronics whizz, buy new batteries for the others, probably with tenders for each, a few tyres ... and if any is left, offer son a little more for his Bonnie Black !
Ah well ... back to a pretence of having an affinity with wiring. Did win two free tickets for next time though !! haha.
Michelin Anakee Adventure tyres for my Rally Pro. I‘ve had it 11 months now. First 6000 miles service (it is a little over) done and new tyres. Come on spring.
I just bought an alternative bike for the actual weather situation. Icy, snow, storm, rain and sometimes a few minutes of sun at temperatures of -13 to 1 degrees celsius.
