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Slightly lateral but I found the Street Twin (900) a bit lacking so changed to a T120 (1200). Really comfortable and dead easy to ride (but I...

Not sure at all but, if it’s code reading, try Ross Tech. Not used them myself but if the stick thingy gives a code number, they may show on their...

Their grilles are appalling now but, sadly, their general design other than the coupes is devoid of anything I would ever want to own. They are...

One tooth down on gearbox won’t need a chain change but any smaller may not be so good mechanically. Three teeth up on rear sprocket could well...

I took one tooth off my ‘19 T120 Bonneville gearbox sprocket as it is ridiculously high as standard. I think the Bobber is already lower geared,...

Hi Larry I have a T120 Black. The brakes still aren’t near KTM braking power that I was used to on my old 950SM and the warning lights on the...

Pretty much every bike looks hideous to me. All external plumbing, weird lumps sticking out, mismatched styling, impossible pillion seats, riding...

Checked the tyre pressures and popped the cover back over the T120. Matt black everything and winter rural weather don’t mix. KTM 690 with new...

Or just buy a Speed Twin?

Sad news. We bought our Premier helmets from him (the bright blue flame ones, from the great man himself (so he actually touched them!!!) at the...

That’s pretty much my list. Mike Brewer acts like the dodgiest bomb site car dealer and Drew always looks like he’s ripping off the people he...

The first time we saw him was him riding in New Zealand. Hiring a Harley was probably the daftest bike for NZ roads - a supermoto or adventure...

I’ve had a few goes at watching his stuff but never manage more than 10 minutes I’m afraid.

I had that poster on my bedroom wall when I was a teenager, back in the 70’s. My dad liked it but I’m not so sure that mum was very happy.

I had a lovely and simple really thin £20 waterproof Casio analogue watch with rubber strap for years but the mechanism finally packed up a few...

Thanks Wattie. I have been using a helmet bag and cable lock when I’m on my own but wouldn’t want to leave it in public that exposed and obvious....

Thanks Curly but I’m hoping to avoid over seat straps if possible.

Ah! Just found the Triumph Nylon Panniers. If they take a helmet, they would be pretty good but something the same but cheaper or less nylon...

KTM 950SM was my best bike ever. Had it for 8 years but it suffered from ethanol issues with the carbs and pipework due to less use than I should...