Passenger comfort?
I'd like to know what polish he uses! Looks great!I'm seriously considering buying this firestorm.
I took my son 1700 miles round Belgium/Germany a few years ago as pillion, but I'm only 5'8" and he isn't even that tall, so we weren't cramped.
Not my idea of fun as a two up, though I see several on ferries going 2 up so, given the nice torquey motor, maybe not too bad.
Two bikes, still only four cylinders!
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My ex reckoned the Triboseat cover transformed the passenger experience, she felt much safer and more comfortable and I wasn't getting me nads crushed against the tank everytime I braked.
And incidentally I have one available for sale, barely used, 'cos we split up soon after (no connection). Offers?
And incidentally I have one available for sale, barely used, 'cos we split up soon after (no connection). Offers?
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Zipper wrote:
Oh and also a yellow Oxford tankbag for sale, for any of you unfortunate enough to have a matching bike
Are we talking women or Triboseats here? If the former, then no, one is never enough. If the latter, as you know, I have an SV now, so the Storm one is surplus to requirements...So you can manage with just the one then Simon
Oh and also a yellow Oxford tankbag for sale, for any of you unfortunate enough to have a matching bike
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