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Back from Greece - Variable - 10-26-2008 Hi guys, I'm back from the bike trip in Greece. Had great fun... Hope I didn't miss much If you want you can see the trip's pictures in this album: http://picasaweb.google.com/roiketsev/BikeTripInGreece# Re: Back from Greece - Overlord - 10-26-2008 lol, http://picasaweb.google.com/roiketsev/BikeTripInGreece#5260978603301190050, engineering on a bottle-neck; but I didn't see anyone with an Israeli flag on the back of his neck (I kind of miss it too) Re: Back from Greece - Zwobot - 10-26-2008 I just realized what "bike tour" means. For some reason I was thinking of bicycle Re: Back from Greece - lenin - 10-26-2008 (10-26-2008, 09:47 PM)Zwobot link Wrote: I just realized what "bike tour" means. For some reason I was thinking of bicycleÂYeah I was thinking bicycle too until I saw those pictures :o Re: Back from Greece - Variable - 10-27-2008 (10-26-2008, 10:46 PM)lenin link Wrote: [quote author=Zwobot link=topic=1531.msg6455#msg6455 date=1225050420]Yeah I was thinking bicycle too until I saw those pictures :o [/quote] Is it even possible to say bike and refer to a bicycle? Re: Back from Greece - Mjolnir - 10-27-2008 (10-27-2008, 09:29 AM)Variable link Wrote: [quote author=lenin link=topic=1531.msg6456#msg6456 date=1225054002]Yeah I was thinking bicycle too until I saw those pictures :o [/quote] Is it even possible to say bike and refer to a bicycle? [/quote] Yes, I use ut all the time and people understand what I mean. Re: Back from Greece - Shifty - 10-27-2008 Great, another off-road biker. What a great country to ride. The TA is just the right bike for it. Got a Super Tenere myself. Nice pictures there m8. Cheers Shift Re: Back from Greece - Variable - 10-27-2008 (10-27-2008, 10:24 AM)Shifty link Wrote: Great, another off-road biker. What a great country to ride. The Tenere resembles the Translalp. How big is its engine? the TA's were good for off road riding, I just wish they hadn't installed road wheels on them. If they had off-road wheels it would have been perfect and we could have gone even more in-land. Re: Back from Greece - Shifty - 10-27-2008 The Super Tenere is a twin cilinder, 750cc. The normal Tenere is a thumper with 600cc. Had one too, still miss it. :'( Tho the ST has a 21" frontrim its a big lump to drive through terrain but as we say, practise makes a master and im far from being a master lol. Re: Back from Greece - TonyMarony - 10-27-2008 Hya! When it comes down to the beast, you got to take that one: The Mother of all Offroaders You cant beat it, but it can beat you :-). Great bike. I wouldnt change for any new one (except for a HP2 maybe ;-) )! Hey Shifty, leave the pic, it´s a nice one :-)! Re: Back from Greece - Shifty - 10-27-2008 OMG Tony, the good oll XT500 is on top of my wish list. :-* I would swap the Tenere for a good XT if I ever get the chance. So this baby is yours??? Bloody hell, you lucky bassid. Treat her like a lady, she's worth it. Re: Back from Greece - Variable - 10-27-2008 I got a Yamahaa XT 350cc myself at home, but i'm thinking of selling it since i got a damned company car.. Re: Back from Greece - TonyMarony - 10-27-2008 yes, the lady is mine ;-). I would never sell this bike, even though i drove nearly nothing this year. I just change the oil every year, thats all and she´s fine :-). Whenever i want to drive, i go out, kick and rush :-)... Taxes are cheap for this small bikes, so its cheap anyways. I wouldnt sell it Var, if i was you ;-). Re: Back from Greece - Shifty - 10-27-2008 Nooo, dont sell the XT Variable. Israel is a great place for a XT. Re: Back from Greece - Variable - 10-29-2008 Believe me, I'm the last one who would want to sell such a great bike. But the insurance is too high in this country for a bike that is rarely in use, it's around 860 Euros a year! |