Hi
I’m a new owner of one of these massive machines.
Looking forward to learning it.
I’ve come from a Triumph Bonneville which i still have, I think it will comfortably fit in a pannier.
Quite a difference.
Paul
New Boy
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LochiesDad
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Re: New Boy
Welcome aboard Paul
Once you get used to it you'll find the RT is very easy to handle once moving and more forgiving than you would imagine for a large bike.
Enjoy the rides and keep the rubber side down
Once you get used to it you'll find the RT is very easy to handle once moving and more forgiving than you would imagine for a large bike.
Enjoy the rides and keep the rubber side down
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Doctor T
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Re: New Boy
Welcome to our site. I didn't realise how big my bike was until the MOT tester rode out of the center. He was a lot taller than me but the bike made him look like a Borrower.
Trust me I am a retired Doctor and lecturer at Oxford University of Structural and Mechanical/Electrical engineering.
May the shaft be with you
May the shaft be with you