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The Lake District.

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2017 7:54 am
by syntec4
Had a ride up to the Lake District yesterday. It was around 270 miles total. I'm trying to get the miles on so it can have it's first oil change on Friday. I've done about 500 since I collected it on Saturday.

A few pictures.

On the Hardknott Pass

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Up the west coast of Coniston

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Wyrnose Pass

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Looking down into Langdale

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M6

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Looking towards the South from Hardknott

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Coniston

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I think that's Coniston Old Man in front.

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Caught these 2 on the Wyrnose Pass, I could smell the burning clutches on the ascent

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Ashness Bridge near Derwent Water

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'Surprise View' @ Derwent Water

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Grassmere village

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Loads more here http://www.wheelshots.com/Motorcycles/R ... trict-Ride

Re: The Lake District.

Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2017 1:31 am
by Alanzzg
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Re: The Lake District.

Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2017 2:13 am
by rtfm
Wow what fantastic countrside. How are you getting on with the bike?

I've got about 800 miles on mine now and only grumble would be tubless tyres - make sure you have some spares at home as I think only the larger Honda dealers actually stock them (I got a puncture after only 200 miles, typical!).

Oh and what's the sat nav holder you are using, I'm still looking for one for my phone.

Re: The Lake District.

Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2017 2:35 am
by charles1976
Cracking shots looks like you had a lovely time...bike looks good too!

Re: The Lake District.

Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2017 4:53 am
by syntec4
rtfm wrote:Wow what fantastic countrside. How are you getting on with the bike?

I've got about 800 miles on mine now and only grumble would be tubless tyres - make sure you have some spares at home as I think only the larger Honda dealers actually stock them (I got a puncture after only 200 miles, typical!).

Oh and what's the sat nav holder you are using, I'm still looking for one for my phone.
I've got a tube on the way (Carry a rear it fits both). I bought some tyre lever/Spanners from Adventure Bike Wharehouse. They have the correct sizes for the wheel spindles. 22/27 I Think.

Satnav Holder is home made. Lyn made me one years ago which I forgot to take off a bike when I traded it. So I made another one.

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I fitted a 12v socket while i had it apart too.

Re: The Lake District.

Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2017 5:00 am
by Ferret
Thanx for sharing your pics .

Re: The Lake District.

Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2017 5:44 am
by kayz1
What size is the top bar Lea, i can do a couple more if you want them Lea/Ferret. 1" ram type ball!!!! or you draw it and send it to me.
Lyn.

Re: The Lake District.

Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2017 1:20 pm
by rtfm
Thanks for the reply, that bracket looks really neat. The innertubes are huge so good to know I can squeeze the rear one on the feont in an emergency.

If you or Lyn wanted to make a bracket for the same place for my phone I'd gladly pay for it 8-)

Re: The Lake District.

Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2017 7:33 am
by syntec4
kayz1 wrote:What size is the top bar Lea, i can do a couple more if you want them Lea/Ferret. 1" ram type ball!!!! or you draw it and send it to me.
Lyn.
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Re: The Lake District.

Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2017 2:48 pm
by kayz1
Will get on to them in the morning..Ram type ball again?
Lyn.