Greetings from the Humber

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Greefy67
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Greetings from the Humber

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HiI'm Alan, and I have just taken posession of a 2 owner 43000 mile 2006 R1200RT
My previous bike was a Benelli Tornado Tres Novacento. Just a little different.
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Hi and welcome to the forum

Which side of the Humber? :)
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Goxhill, South side.
I can see the bridge from the end of my road. I like that its free now :)
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Wrong side then :lol:

Yes its a bonus that its free on the bike and even better you don't have to use the toll booths anymore :)
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