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5216
In addition to Corbin, mentioned by Graham, David Scott posted the following on 23 May 04: " Try P and P seating ofKitts Green Birmingham. They'll do whatever...
Peter Cox
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Sep 3, 2006
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5217
Kenp, Sorry, can't help personally as am in the wrong location, but has Roy tried the National Association for Bikers with a Disability - www.nabd.org.uk ? I...
Peter Cox
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Sep 3, 2006
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MY WIFE AND I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM A SHORT BIKING HOLIDAY WE ARE MORE THAN HAPPY WITH THE DV PERFORMANCE AND COMFORT.HOWEVER ON THE RETURN JOURNEY WE...
mab300764
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Sep 4, 2006
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5219
The wind this weekend was really strong and gusty....... I honestly think most bikes would experience some problems and with 2 people on it, there's a much...
Geoff Norfolk
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Sep 5, 2006
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5220
Mod kit? The only bikes not so sensitive to cross winds are those without fairings but even so you have to lean into the wind. You might try taking the fairing...
Raimo K
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Sep 5, 2006
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5221
In a message dated 05/09/2006 08:38:25 GMT Daylight Time, hondadeauville@... writes: There are 3 messages in this issue. Topics in this digest: ...
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Sep 5, 2006
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5222
I am ex deauville, I now ride a Pan Euro which is a lot heavier than the Deauville, and I was being Chucked around, I am also no light weight myself I think...
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chyandour27
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Sep 5, 2006
10:36 am
5223
I agree to Steve here. The duvv is a rather high and has a rather large fairing, so it is quite sensitive for sidewind. What I have learned when I was on the...
Bent Are Fikse
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Sep 5, 2006
12:08 pm
5224
Hello everyone, Has anyone upgraded the bulb on their Deauville? I was thinking of going for some super brilliant xenon but I have heard story's of the plastic...
Trevor Hook
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Sep 5, 2006
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5225
I remember one here that said he used a 100W bulb (connected via an relay), and he said it worked OK. But for how long time he had used it I dont recall. And I...
Bent Are Fikse
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Sep 5, 2006
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5226
A few months ago, along with some friends, I went up to Blakey Ridge on the North York Moors on my NT650V. It was a very windy day and several of the group...
John Wilson
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Sep 5, 2006
5:38 pm
5227
Believe me, in time and with experience it will get easier as your muscles learn to counteract the cross-wind automatically. It is worst with tall screen/top...
Peter Cox
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5228
Hi Trevor, I put a Lucas Xenon 50% brighter bulb in my headlight 18 months ago with no mods and I have had no problems. I bought it from a motor factors rather...
Paul Earley
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Sep 5, 2006
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5229
HI EVERYONE THANK YOU TOO ALL WHO REPLIED TO THE SIDE WIND PROBLEM.MUCH APPRECIATED. I HAVE A BRAND NEW PAIR OF PANNIERS FOR SALE . I AM OPEN TO SENSIBLE...
mab300764
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Sep 5, 2006
10:57 pm
5230
HI ALL I NOTICE RECENTLY PEOPLE TRYING TO WORK OUT FUEL CONSUMPTION I USE A SPEADSHEET CALC WHICH IS EASY TO USE JUST ENTER AMOUNT OF FUEL PUT IN TANK AND...
mab300764
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Sep 5, 2006
11:19 pm
5231
Hi Everyone, I have decided to visit the continent on my CV for the first time this year. My query is simple, when travelling on the ferry or Tunnel, is it...
joseph6381
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Sep 9, 2006
6:51 pm
5232
The crew on the ferry usually recommend putting it on the side stand with the bike in gear. The crew will usually advise you what to do and on most ferries...
Dick Tym
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Sep 9, 2006
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5233
Do not use main stand as it minimises the tripod effect (think about it) also grab one of the cushions (normally orange) to put on the seat for the tie down as...
STEPHEN ROBERTS
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Sep 9, 2006
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5234
Mac, If you go on the Channel Tunnel you stay with the bike and put it on the side stand. You are usually loaded on last and a bit of advice, when you ride...
brian smith
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Sep 10, 2006
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5235
OK I'm going to argue & say that centre stand is best. Certainly the way the straps go over the bike on Brittany ferries you'd end up putting a lot of stress...
Nigel
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Sep 13, 2006
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5236
In that case why do all ferry crews including those that I use frequently to cross the Irish sea always instructriders to put the bikes on the side stand. The...
Dick Tym
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Sep 13, 2006
10:20 pm
5237
Ok, here's my 2p. - Side stand, definitely side stand. (the triangle it forms with the tyres is so much wider than the centre stand and width equals stability)...
Morgan
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Sep 13, 2006
11:43 pm
5238
There is some mixed views here, I've done a fair few crossings when I was in the forces stationed in germany, All I've done myself is strap it down using the...
superfour_biker
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Sep 14, 2006
6:39 am
5239
OK guys, worked mine out.... 55.6MPG going up and down the motorway at legalish speeds, while we are being this tight has anyone ever bothered to see if the...
superfour_biker
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Sep 14, 2006
6:48 am
5240
56 mpg is about what I get on motorways at legalish speeds as well. But on A-Road, I get 60+ and I am a bit surprised that extra 10 mph makes that much of a...
Trevor Hook
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Sep 14, 2006
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5241
In a total of 14 ferry and 2 chunnel crossings I have always used sidestand, first gear, rubber band on the front brake lever (a slice of old inner tube -...
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Sep 14, 2006
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5242
Trevor I have the same set up, and drive longish distances (typical round trip 130 miles) across mixed roads. I'm getting between 60 and 65 mpg. The big ...
Graham Wilson
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Sep 14, 2006
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5243
Thats interesting, because on the a-roads where I get the best mpg, I'm at 4000-4500 and on the M-roads I'm at 5000 for most of the trip and get lower mpg. I...
Trevor Hook
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Sep 14, 2006
9:01 am
5244
Oh dear, I must be doing something wrong then, the worst I've got is 45 mpg.... ops. ... I'm at 4000-4500 and on the M-roads I'm at 5000 for most of the trip ...
superfour_biker
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Sep 14, 2006
10:19 am
5245
No no, nothing wrong. You know what the handle at right side is for.. ;-)) In my case I went down in consumption when I took of the original exhaust (with...
Bent Are Fikse
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