Liam wrote:

larryblag wrote: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

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



Jim

Green with envy... What is it?

sunbeam s7

Steve_D wrote: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.

horobags wrote:sunbeam s7

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

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.

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

Thanks Chaps, Google & Wikipedia.

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

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