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I know he's not been in the best of health over the past few years.
Bit of a marmite man, but I loved his no nonsense competitive attitude.
R.I.P Birdman.

Always the sarcastic and aggressive undertone, you just can't see the wood for the trees can you.
Hope that's not to tiresome to take on board!

Over 50 years riding here, and agree totally, never seen the need, we meet our maker soon enough, why risk bringing that appointment forward.
The day I past my test the examiner said these wise...

That is a very pretty little bike, you can't beat Black and a little Chrome for sheer beauty.

There was a piece about them on last weeks Bikeworld, the Triumph bod answered most questions except the price lol.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-_12qZA66I

Totally agree with what you say...

I spoke to my local Triumph dealers last week about them when viewing a Street Twin.

They were quoting late December to mid January, what he did say was don't bank on it though with a cheeky wink...

Yes agreed, I certainly couldn't afford to drop that type of money inside 2 months, I've never been without a bike since passing my test at 16, and I'm 72 next birthday.
What irks me is there's no...

There's one up for sale at their Stratford on Avon branch as you say, but it's showing as Red, so as you say lazy data input probably

Spot on, that's the exact conversation I had with Carl Rosner Triumph, and tbh the feeling I got from them is as you say is they don't want to deal in secondhand machines.
He boldly said right of...

What I did forget to mention was it's rather an unkind riding position on yer Nads!

£6700 new plus the obligatory £100 for Plate, Reg etc.
That one has a tidy few quids worth of extras on it, I enquired about a P/X valuation against a new 900 Street Twin before I'd even ridden...

Ironically I had been looking at a new Street Twin until I had a couple of P/X valuations on the X against one, these stealers certainly want their cake and eat it too.
My son has just added a new...

I recently traded my 2020 CB650R, & given it's price new when I bought it I'd say it was excellent value for the money.
Very nicely put together, but I'd expect nothing less being a Honda.

As...

Gel inserts will be your best option Andy, they can be had in different thickness's depending how much can be added not to raise your seat height.
You will however still need to break the bugger in!...

Had this years ago when my new 750 Zephyr was due it's 1st year service.

I bought the bike from Motorcycle City in Farnborough and rang to book it in, during the booking procedure I specifically...

If you have a tyre centre local pop along and ask if they'll stick their windy gun on it for you, then just get them to nip it up and ride back home.
I had the same issue on my son's Z900RS...

So very sad, RIP Chrissy

Certainly stunning looking machines, a real credit to you.

Just watched this weeks Bike World and Chris Northover has hooning around on an a Honda SP1 with your Reg No. on board.

Newlands Corner ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iq1ZW-SHRCE

My son usually organises these events for ML, he missed this one due to being out touring in the Pyrenees.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyJQ6JSQQnc&list=PLy4NVNg_5UTUMYDFzyOPFH9bFin0j9wwl

Great to hear the surgery went well Andy.
All eyes on the prize now with that lovely new ride waiting at home for you.
Don't be overdoing things.

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

Brian.

Stunned to read this Enoch, I love to follow your exploits and breakfast photos, not to mention the bike porn.
You are certainly made of tuff stuff.
Wishing every success with your upcoming...