The Africa Twin thread

[iswoolley]

Somewhere to put Africa Twin related stuff.

Some links:

Africa Twin Internetional Connection
Honda Trail Bike Forums
Freunde der Africa Twin
Africa Twin Club Italia
Africa Twin Adventurers Southern Africa

Touratech AG
African Queens

Africa Twin webring

[iswoolley]

Apologies to the Africa Twin club Triveneto for deep linking into their website, but check out this movie trailer for their '03 rally in Tunisia.

http://www.africatwintriveneto.it/im...unisia2003.mpg

[modrover]

I'll be checking in with this Thread.

I don't own a @T, but I love those damn bikes!

[iswoolley]

Can you believe it? Two Africa Twin threads in one day!

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49352

Anything to not have to read about what tyres to fit to a V-Strom...

[Raidrallyrider]

You guys keep bringing up this africa twin subject and make me miss my old bike even more Wish I had'nt sold it

[Komet]

Originally Posted by Raidrallyrider

You guys keep bringing up this africa twin subject and make me miss my old bike even more Wish I had'nt sold it

That was a beautiful bike.

[Possu]

Originally Posted by komet

That was a beautiful bike.

Komet, are you okay? You appear to have accidently strayed from JM in toa bike related thread.......

Joking aside, did you venture to the coast recently? If so, was there a Ride Report that I missed?

[iswoolley]

Just seen these photos from another thread, http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49931, and they're worth cross posting.





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[modrover]

Originally Posted by iswoolley

Just seen these photos from another thread, http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49931, and they're worth cross posting.





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I LOVE IT!!!

Nice photos!

[Tom Zinn]

but the new GS was a worthy replacement and the new owner of my AT is very happy...it was time to pass the pleasure on.

[Mr.Grumpy]

WOW, nice movie! I noticed that the A.T. and the old school Tigers look rather alike. I am curious to know how they compare performancewise.

ken

[westnash]

How big a deal is it to buy a new or used A/T in Europe and ship it to the USA and get it licensed? Is this bike available in Japan used? Where is it made?

[gtcoop]

wow ,this is wierd...i was just in paying my insurance bill for my new v-strom and i seen one of these bikes in the parking lot of the ama..never seen one before.i looked at his licence plates and couldn't figure out where he was from.(not north america).then i looked around trying to find him and there was nobody with riding equipment on in there.to bad ,cause i wanted to talk to him or her...oh yah this was in lethbridge,alberta.canada...it's to bad more companies don't make more of these bikes so we have more options on what to buy.

[Javier K.]

Yep!!!, very nice movie, I want more!!!

Another link:

www.africatwin.com.ar

Another picture.
Javier.....

[iswoolley]

Originally Posted by westnash

How big a deal is it to buy a new or used A/T in Europe and ship it to the USA and get it licensed?

Honda stopped making the Africa Twin in the '03 model year, so getting hold of a new one is gettting harder and harder. However there are plenty of second hand bikes, especially in France, Germany, etc.

Any Americans done the private import thing and like to comment on the hassles/pitfalls?

Originally Posted by westnash

Is this bike available in Japan used?

The vast majority of bikes in Japan are 400cc and below, due to their 2-stage licencing laws. Apparantly it's expensive and a pain to get the unrestricted licence so most folk bomb around on little bikes. So I doubt there's many Africa Twins on the streets of Tokyo.

Iain