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Pedro

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  1. If they can handle Fabrizio Meoni on a big twin at 200kmh over rough rocky desert they can handle anything. Except rain
  2. Nothing cooler than shiny new adventure smelling tires on a big bike. More so a classic T63 or Desert!
  3. Yes, there’s a Honda in there! Factory rider at the time?
  4. Obviously you’ve been places together…
  5. That's very cool, to make your interpretation of what it would have been.
  6. But only if you don't complain the next day.
  7. Saw a guy do that the other day on a Tenere 700, ride around with a leg dangling down around town. Must be something people think is cool or maybe they just need to be ready for instant stopping Hence, they're twats.
  8. The bear was cleaner in the wild
  9. That's weird, it looks like the guys takes such good care of it.
  10. It's not so much the bear, but the state of that cabin's carpet!
  11. I used to know a guy named Dave that was a very tall policeman from Yorkshire. Haven't seen in in years but they look the same to me.
  12. Is the guy with the orange scarf named Dave?
  13. I think I registered there, but seems not anymore.
  14. I want one, because they’re made almost by hand in Japan, but they don’t make helmets that open and then I couldn’t smile at people when saying hello. And then there’s that weird visor attachment method.
  15. Not the greatest choice of brand name to sell in the UK
  16. I did like the ones Derbi did a few years ago, the Mulhacen 659, using a Yamaha designed 660 single. They tried to make it look less classic scrambler and more modern dirt track, I once tried one out but ended up not buying, Maria was the prospective owner and she found the whole thing a little intimidating. It was a fun bike to ride around town, though. If it was for me alone I would probably ended up buying a XTZ660 Tenere with that same engine, even though it probably felt slower.
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