It's time to say goodbye.

[larryblag]

Stay with us

I was "gifted" a Pug Vivacity a while ago - maybe you could get a cheap scoot for trips to the shops etc. Save wear on the Trophy. Plus your past experiences will always be valuable.

Good luck though - enjoy the land of the clutch...

Pay attention The original post was a year ago.

He's on his way back on his burgman

Oooops! now have one back

[Jimo]

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The 'Land of the Clutch' is for extra fine days where one can appreciate some of the finer British achievements of early motorcycling.



Jim

[JohnR93]

Green with envy... What is it?

[horobags]

sunbeam s7

[Steve_D]

You'll be back!

I was right!

Seriously, I went from a Burger to my FJR. Same experience as you, plenty of power but a heavy bastard. After my Euro trip this year I am seriously thinking of going back to a big maxi. More than likely a Burger unless anything better comes along. These heavy touring bikes are for stronger, younger men.

[JohnR93]

sunbeam s7

Cheers Mark, couldn't for the life of me remember what it was...
I thought they had much fatter tyres.

[wozza]

Well the Sunbeam did an S7 and an S8. One did have the fat tyres, but I can't remember which way round it was.

[JohnR93]

S7 had Fat tyres - S8 had thinner rubbers.
http://tinyurl.com/lxkkbo6

Thanks Chaps, Google & Wikipedia.

[horobags]

And the wheels were inter changable as the the s series was set up as an ideal outfit machine.

[victor]

its always nice to see and hear someone returning or perhaps we can call a holiday