I just picked up my new bike two weeks ago
and within four day my brother had talked me into :shock: a "little jaunt into the countryside"
So I got a few strange looks at first but they did give me a warm welcome.
My brother forgot to mention that it was a meet from UKGSer's.com
I pinched these photo's from their forum, which is why you cant see the honda :lol:
We had had a few days heavy rain including a real downpour just before the off all this made the going very interesting, I was really impressed with the way the AT handled. it has got trail wings fitted and I think I would have preferred some nobblies on, even so it did really well unlike this poor bugger on his GS.
Belive it or not there was not a scratch on this bike. :?
I had done a fair bit of enduro ridding years ago whilst in the army, but that was on Armstrong MT500's which are heavy but singles and I had only just about got used to the AT.
The guy that organised this run had posted it as suitable for novices and many turned up, of course that was before the rain,
there were some steep rocky steps and a very slippery filed track but all in all I had a great time and Am really chuffed with the Bike
:lol:
this photo dosen't do this bit any justice.
A couple of the novice riders and the guy who went tits over bottled out and even some of the boys on the GS's with Nobblies on had trouble getting up here.
If anyone is planning any more of this sort of thing in Kent :?: let me know :!:
Cheers.
So I got a few strange looks at first but they did give me a warm welcome.
My brother forgot to mention that it was a meet from UKGSer's.com
I pinched these photo's from their forum, which is why you cant see the honda :lol:
We had had a few days heavy rain including a real downpour just before the off all this made the going very interesting, I was really impressed with the way the AT handled. it has got trail wings fitted and I think I would have preferred some nobblies on, even so it did really well unlike this poor bugger on his GS.
Belive it or not there was not a scratch on this bike. :?
I had done a fair bit of enduro ridding years ago whilst in the army, but that was on Armstrong MT500's which are heavy but singles and I had only just about got used to the AT.
The guy that organised this run had posted it as suitable for novices and many turned up, of course that was before the rain,
there were some steep rocky steps and a very slippery filed track but all in all I had a great time and Am really chuffed with the Bike
this photo dosen't do this bit any justice.
A couple of the novice riders and the guy who went tits over bottled out and even some of the boys on the GS's with Nobblies on had trouble getting up here.
If anyone is planning any more of this sort of thing in Kent :?: let me know :!:
Cheers.