Recent content by Cloggy

Congratulations on the new bike Eric, it looks real nice, I would love a FZ1 but the FZ6 is so much cheaper and is great for the commute :thumbup: shame you got rid of the FZ6 but as long as you'll be still hanging around here thats great by me :thumbup: I've had plenty of great info from you...

I think he's still riding ;) Congrats on the new bike Rob :thumbup:

I'm sure Ton (Thulst) can tell us all about it when he gets back (he's gone down to the races).

Eric I don't know much about the tomtom rider 2 but I have the Zumo 500. Whilst looking into GPS's a while back the main differences were that the garmin plots a route based on waypoints, whereas tomtom plots a route based on via points. The Garmin can use an endless (or a very high number...

Here's another "How to" for the TYRE program mentioned earlier in this thread. Just as a reminder to do this you need to download and install TYRE and google earth. How to open a route in the tyre online database Start the program TYRE and select TOOLS in the pull down menu. Then select...

Great photo's, it looks pretty clear, I've been skiing in the French Alps in March a couple of times in the past, how are the ski runs?

The new FZ6R is redesigned, although the basics is from a R6 the head is totally new, which also gives it more torque but a lower top hp. So unfortunately a conversion would be a bit more complicated. Quote "Derived from the FZ6's engine, the FZ6R's inline-four acquires new crankcases in...

It also got good reviews in the Dutch press (Motor and Promotor). It was said to be easier to ride than the FZ6 (and they said it was less "nervous" than the FZ6, smoother clutch and gearbox and more torque at lower revs). All round great beginners bike with ABS as standaard (in Holland anyway)...

Have a good trip, just watch out for those gators at the Okofenoke wildlife park :eek: enjoy:thumbup:

My deepest sympathies Janette, I wish you and your family strength in this difficult time.

My thoughts go out to you and his family. RIP John P.

Here's a site with a few routes on it, bestridingroads OK it seems to be more popular in europe but it still has quite a few routes in the states, maybe you could combine a few on your trip. Have fun planning your trip :thumbup:

Really great photo's Andre :thumbup: glad you posted them. Went to Trier last year with a group of bikers from my work (stayed in a youth hostel in the center of town), I believe it was even capital of the western Roman empire at one time. Great riding roads around those parts :rockon:

Great pics, I like the pic of Lindos from a distance. :thumbup:. When I went on holiday there (about 8 years ago now) I remember the northern half of the Island having pretty good paved roads but the south was all gravel roads. We hired a Suzuki 4X4 (cage) so we could drive around the whole...

That looks like a really smart tailbag, and waterproof to boot. I got this tail bag recently, haven't used it yet (i'll be using it during my trip to England next weekend) then I'll post up my review. unfortunately it has seperate rain covers :( but once you strap the "holder" to the saddle...