The Africa Twin thread

[atgreg]

galt, very nice, I guess my RD04 looked like that once

[GSPD750]

Originally Posted by Stormforce8

GSPD - this one is a definite contender for being shinier than your RD07A

Ok.......that hurt. Do I have to give you proof...yes i do ride.
I didn't have a great year for a long ride but those are this years insects from a trip to the Kootenays BC.

[JGalt]

I believe there are six lights in the cluster; neutral indicator, high beam indicator, turn signal indicator, oil pressure light, low fuel and really low fuel.

The yellow light on top is the kickstand indicator.

[Ladder106]

insects from a trip to the Kootenays BC.

At least you don't have to worry about food once you hit camp.

[Byke_Baikonur]

Originally Posted by Africa_Twin

Hi Sergey, great pics you have!!!

Do you have the track above for Garmin GPS? If yes, can you please email it to me?

Spasiba

Abilio Hi. I all of way passed without GPS. rode on http://www.ati.su/trace/

EN http://www.ati.su/en/trace/default.aspx

my trip http://www.ati.su/en/trace/default.a...nCountry=false

[Grumbleweed]

Went for the Mitas E-07 in the end! Re-fitted the MIG carbon can, and changed the plugs today. I think after seeing how kippered the old plugs were might explain my rather poor MPG!!

[Schelbi]

Hello,

since yesterday I'm finally a AfricaTwin owner!

I bought a RD04 SW Mo-tech rallye conversion with a WP Extreme fork and Tecnoflex shock.:

[Schelbi]

one more

[ray3656]

Nice conversion:-

Transalp tank so 18lt ish though.. so dont go too far into the woods

[Schelbi]

Originally Posted by ray3656

Nice conversion:-

Transalp tank so 18lt ish though.. so dont go too far into the woods

Enough for Europe!
Sometimes I'm laughing about guys in Germany with 45 liter fuel tanks riding 1000 km per year

If I should need more fuel I can still put a stock RD04 fuel tank on it. I already have a black one for my Transalp waiting in my garage.

[ray3656]

Originally Posted by Schelbi

Enough for Europe!
Sometimes I'm laughing about guys in Germany with 45 liter fuel tanks riding 1000 km per year

If I should need more fuel I can still put a stock RD04 fuel tank on it. I already have a black one for my Transalp waiting in my garage.

I am saying nothing :-)

I have a 42lt fitted to one RD03+ ( its an RD03 frame with the 04 motor & front forks twin discs and plastics ) and am in the process of 'Marathoning' another to give me 60lt

mind you,

try and find fuel on a Sunday Evening in the Highlands of Scotland


nice bike.. this I saw it on Flea bay.. nice to have some else do the major work then tinker :-)

Raymo

[Schelbi]

Originally Posted by ray3656

try and find fuel on a Sunday Evening in the Highlands of Scotland

Thanks Raymo, if I plan a trip to Scotland someday I put on the RD04 tank.

And I need one empty box to carry a few bottles of good Scotch whisky back home

[ray3656]

Originally Posted by Schelbi

I need one empty box to carry a few bottles of good Scotch whisky back home

only one!!

[Bambi]

One box or one bottle??? Interesting choice ...
I bought my SR 41 Suzuki DR 750 Big with it's 29 liters-tank to get from Linz-on-the-Rhine to my friends at Stuttgart without the need of re-fueling - usually on late friday-nights with all the Odenwald-gas-stations shut down ... Problem is, that - up to this moment - I mostly carry around some 15 liters of gas in my (right-hand) tank as the connection between the two halves doesn't work properly ... ... but sometimes it does, that's the mystery!
But still kind regards, Bambi
PS: nice bike you've got!!! How about a shot of the front-view?

[ray3656]

Schelbi

I see you had or had an XLV750 :-)

nice bike