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Hey guys,
Some "*&^ in a car knocked my bike over the other day and has quite badly damaged my tank, (RDO7A) and of course didn't think to leave a note with their details and no cameras in the area to find out either. I might take this opputunity to up my tank size and the 36lt ones from Rugged Roads look just about perfect; the 40/50lt ones are just silly! First I would like to see a pic of one on someone's bike? And some reviews. Has anyone here bought and fitted one?
Best regards,
George
Last edited by pdsquire; 30-01-12 at 09:23 AM.
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oyy I have feelings ya know
pics of the fat burd with a silly 42lt tank
enough to make ya want to kick someones bike over
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Here's some more pics of the 36litre tank - the twin compartment version with 2 filler caps:
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Ah yes, but we all know your 'fat bird' is speeeeeeeeeecial...........Originally Posted by raymo
oyy I have feelings ya know
pics of the fat burd with a silly 42lt tank
Now just put the malt down and get her finished...........
Stormforce8 SmugMug gallery
Rugged Roads
'Maybe I'm just simple - but can't we all just get along..........'
Current stable.............
2002 - BMW R1150GS - Graphitan
2000 - Honda Africa Twin XRV750RR RD07A - Red White,
1996 - Aprilia Moto 6.5 - Starck Orange,
1990 - Honda Africa Twin XRV750 RD04 - HRC
1990 - Cagiva N90 - Lucky Explorer
1989 - Yamaha XT600Z Tenere 3AJ - BYRD,
whys the rum always gone?
well George that should be enough to keep you drooling for a few hours
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More porn Jonathan !!
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Paul - you have your own bike porn to drool over...........you just need to figure out how to post the pictures up here...........
Cheers for the hard copies though - ABSOLUTELY STUNNING................
Stormforce8 SmugMug gallery
Rugged Roads
'Maybe I'm just simple - but can't we all just get along..........'
Current stable.............
2002 - BMW R1150GS - Graphitan
2000 - Honda Africa Twin XRV750RR RD07A - Red White,
1996 - Aprilia Moto 6.5 - Starck Orange,
1990 - Honda Africa Twin XRV750 RD04 - HRC
1990 - Cagiva N90 - Lucky Explorer
1989 - Yamaha XT600Z Tenere 3AJ - BYRD,
whys the rum always gone?
Ahem ............... stop keeping to yourselvesPaul - you have your own bike porn to drool over...........you just need to figure out how to post the pictures up here...........
Cheers for the hard copies though - ABSOLUTELY STUNNING................
Despacio. Hay m'as tiempo que vida
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Brilliant inspirational photographs chappies
Re Ray and " THE FAT BURD " ---- I'm sure Ray won't mind ( and I've told him this before ) he looks good on "the fat burd" on account of his tiddly frame
He just seems to "fit" the bike if you know what I mean
Still doesn't keep him falling orf though
'96 XRV 750 RD07
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Free beers tomorrow !!!
whys the rum always gone?
when she gets up is he still stuck between her arse cheeks ?Brilliant inspirational photographs chappies
Re Ray and " THE FAT BURD " ---- I'm sure Ray won't mind ( and I've told him this before ) he looks good on "the fat burd" on account of his tiddly frame
He just seems to "fit" the bike if you know what I mean
Still doesn't keep him falling orf though
Despacio. Hay m'as tiempo que vida
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