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That seems a hell of a package…….

I’d advise keep the spare wheels and sell separately - as the remaining bike is STILL an attractive buy.

What are you moving on to?

Looks like new toilet paper in the layby, though....................

Classic touring bike, that has the ability to go on and on.

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Yeah, with contactless. the SANEF tags are a bit superfluous (but handy). You now get those ID card holders with super strong recoil lanyards, that could be handy for a CC at tolls. Fit the card in the holder (I think they are for office badges) and secure the lanyard to your tank/bar bag internal. ...

They are a long-legged, open-roads bike - akin to a Honda SP1/2, Mille R or Ducati 999 etc - does not like pootling around towns. Sounds perfect where do I sign :lol: Seriously I’d love one and probably the only bike I’d sell my 12s for, I remember a few years back an old member had 3 for sale, my ...

Stopped by the other week for a look, as I had heard someone was ‘starting’ to revamp into a house - but still looks the same. I think the authorities need to be quite ‘understanding’ in its conversion and also allowing trees around it to be cleared better. It would be a tragedy to allow it to crumb...

The HP2s is ‘special’…………. Been threatening to sell mine for last couple of years, now - as I just seldom get a chance to ride it. Now - all standard apart from the HP4 mirrors. Think the mileage is still below 6k and still qualifies for BMW warranty, I believe. I guess you have ridden one before, S...

Jeeez! Not to diminish your injuries - which are significant. At least they are what I would term ‘bread & butter’ injuries for the surgeons! Broken ribs are touch and go, of course - and any ‘flying through the air’ incident - is luck of the draw on result. Sounds like you are making slow recov...

I’ve had a SANEF tag for a few years now - if you are doing peage miles, it is bloody handy. Go through a Class 1 toll? You can contact them online retrospectively, and when they see your journey is Class 5 for other sections - they alter the charge! Try getting your fingers back in your waterproof ...

I think for battery drain, it can be partially alleviated by running on downloaded maps and/or downloaded routes. You can download MRA maps in areas, as you can do with google. Modern phones- the space the maps take are insignificant. I plan on trying that option in France, to reduce roaming charges...

Just an update. I cut a couple of pieces out of the packaging foam and stuck each to the BMW Nav adaptor and rescrewed the Unit to the adaptor - just to possibly smooth out any tendency to vibrate. I think my pal has done similar. Not sure if absolutely necessary, and wouldn't be on the 5" mode...

For the Meta - see here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=b9lU5axNLrA There's also a load of wiring schematics online - google "META 357T wiring diagram" Datatools - I had all the guff on, META - no. Also - if you have a multi-meter with needle-probe attachments - makes easy...

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Ooo very nice Al, sign up to a local tutor for a half hour a week it'll do wonders and it's a shame for such an instrument to not be played

You know what - you are absolutely right. That is something for this autumn/winter.

Nice ! If you have so many acoustics - you're obv not too shabby a player? I cannot play a note, but decided last year - to buy an object d'art in the form of a Gibson Les Paul. Does that make me a bad person for buying a guitar as art? It's on a minimalist stand in the living room. I might get arou...

I think that Carpuride are pretty determined to prevail in the market, so I think they will address: 1) [color=#40BFFF]The interruption to power via Canbus or BMW adaptor (they might fit a battery or capacitor in a bespoke case that slots into the back of the BMW adaptor) 2) The current slightly ha...