Any motorcyclists here?

[mattfx]

As the title really. Just bought a little CBR600F as a winter hack - was cheap as chips and rides like a beaut - got pretty lucky. Feels good to be back in the seat after a year of not riding.

Just in time for that Indian Summer

[Big Blue Plymouth]

As the title really. Just bought a little CBR600F as a winter hack - was cheap as chips and rides like a beaut - got pretty lucky. Feels good to be back in the seat after a year of not riding.

Just in time for that Indian Summer

Was just thinking about getting some winter tyres from my MT-03

[Pip in a Poke]

honda gl 1500 goldwing full dresser here

[vwdan]

Yep, still got my Bandit 650 which was my first big bike and I picked up a VFR800 at the start of the year which I took over to France.

Always loved the CBR's but they're too small (physically) for me, personally.

[northernladuk]

cross dresser here

FTFY so it's closer to the truth.

[ContractorOnAMotorbike]

As the title really. Just bought a little CBR600F as a winter hack - was cheap as chips and rides like a beaut - got pretty lucky. Feels good to be back in the seat after a year of not riding.

Just in time for that Indian Summer

Welcome back to motorcycling . The old CBR600F (Carb and FI variants) were bullet proof and so easy to ride; decent wind protection also which will be useful when the temperature drops.

[milanbenes]

As the title really. Just bought a little CBR600F as a winter hack

is that a paradox ?

isn't it the other way around, bike in the summer car in the winter

Milan.

[Big Blue Plymouth]

is that a paradox ?

isn't it the other way around, bike in the summer car in the winter

Milan.

Not if you're commuting. Traffic's worse in winter.

[gables]

1999 Yamaha R1 here - love it

[gables]

Not if you're commuting. Traffic's worse in winter.

ah those were the days, I commuted by bike all year round, 400 miles a week, loved the fact my journey was fairly predictable unlike when in the car.