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[canthai55]

[apetley]

You forgot the psychiatrist couch for the Platinum owner.

[canthai55]

Bought a Platinum in 2007. 12,000 baht. Still running. Speedo broke after less than 100km. Voltage regulator failed after 2 years - Honda Wave fit. BIL put on a knobby rear and still driving it.

[ktm jeff]

Edited April 25, 2016 by ktm jeff

[ktm jeff]

canthai55 , i replaced brake master cylinder piston and seals on my Platinum PX 250 ( not worn , just making a modification ) , Honda parts were a direct replacement. Seems both Honda and Platinum use the same supplier , many other engine / gearbox and electrical parts are interchangeable. Cant speak for Harleys , but the Itallian bikes ive owned , Aprillia , Benelli and Ducati , have never required me to use a bus or breakdwn truck. Need to add these to the Honda line. The KTM is spot-on HA HA.

[Familyonthemove]

Shouldn't the BMW man be using a zimmer walking frame?

[Familyonthemove]

..... and I'm guessing the lady next to BMW man is a care home nurse?

I also hear the latest accessories available for the GS 1200 are an electronic incontinence detector in the seat and a bifocal windshield.

[ktm jeff]

Thats the old air cooled "Long way round" bikes your talking about . Not exciting. The new 1000 RR,s are good. Im testing a modified one soon , for a company , so ill let you know. Hope my care home nurse looks like that.

[papa al]

fotm: "..... and I'm guessing the lady next to BMW man is a care home nurse? "

I was in Champagne A-Go-Go the other afternoon.

A van brought in a bunch of very-smiling old guys from some assisted-living place.

Monthly outing.

Off-topic maybe, but very heartwarming.

Edited April 25, 2016 by papa al

[papa al]

KTM,

√-out @ 0:45

PS: That KLR in scene #1 is same colour/ year as mine, har har.

Edited April 25, 2016 by papa al