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What an absolutely amazing, and fascinating trip. To say that I’m jealous would be tne most massive of understatements, but I am at least able to...

Ah, another of your epic trip accounts, Sandi. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into them, they're always a highlight for me.

Thanks very much, Sandi. Going out right now takes a fair bit of planning (and food management), but when it comes together it's worth the effort....

Just remembered that I'd started this thread, and left it on the basis that I was going with the Kriega gear. Well, I didn't - I went with the...

It shouldn't be the case that the seat isn't comfortable straight out of the box, though. From memory I had to pay an extra £350+ to be able to...

Well, today I managed my longest ride since becoming ill at the beginning of February; 55 miles out to Epping on a lovely B-road route that I...

They’re Triumph’s own, Sandi. Just a question of checking the sizing, I guess.

Bought these today. Love them. [IMG]

Yeah, the stock seat is far too uncomfortable for me. I added the comfort seat as an option and I have to say it feels lovely on my posterior.

You need to snag yourself some bar ends, Greg. Have a lovely holiday, mate.

Tough choice! (Then again, why choose?)

I know exactly what you mean, Markus - its a bit of a wolf in sheep's clothing. I've been riding mine quite "progressively" and its got so much...

Ah, thanks Sandi... glad you like it :) I spent weeks considering the bag options, Sandi. Happy I made the right choice, albeit these would be...

Cheers Greg.

Well, the bike came back home today, wth it's new fuel line installed and back to its rumbling best. Such a sweet motor. Oh, and I've fitted some...

Quick question - does anyone know the size (width and length) of the two bolts on the front of the radiator used for retaining a guard? Edit: No...

Well, I've literally just had a call from Triumph, who collected the bike earlier this afternoon. It was just a kinked fuel line. Apparently they...

I did get one quick shot during my aborted ride on Saturday, albeit there are some more farkles to come. Oh, and having bags on the bike is...

I have to say that I can’t see why you’d opt for a rebuild if your insurance company will replace the bike?

Annoying. These things shouldn't happen on a new bike, though.