Note the lovely rusty exhaust and elastic band holding the tax disc holder together... I think they add character
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Collecting my new Eliminator 250
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by Helen_86 on Fri Jul 20, 2007 5:29 pm
Ok, they're not great pics and aren't in any picturesque scenery, but nevermind
Note the lovely rusty exhaust and elastic band holding the tax disc holder together... I think they add character
Note the lovely rusty exhaust and elastic band holding the tax disc holder together... I think they add character
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Helen_86 - Posts: 264
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by yorkie 1200 on Fri Jul 20, 2007 10:31 pm
looks great was nt to sure about backend
but that rack looks good on it
nice one
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by Helen_86 on Sat Jul 21, 2007 12:25 am
Cheers
Yeah, I like the addition of the luggage rack. I tried sitting on the back of it without the rack and didn't feel very secure (especially because the pillion seat is quite short compared to my last bike). But it feels much better now and gives the pillion an added sense of security as well as the option of grabbing the rack.
And yes, it's pretty comfy Not quite as comfy as the 125, but still good I'm chuffed with it so far *touch wood!*
Yeah, I like the addition of the luggage rack. I tried sitting on the back of it without the rack and didn't feel very secure (especially because the pillion seat is quite short compared to my last bike). But it feels much better now and gives the pillion an added sense of security as well as the option of grabbing the rack.
And yes, it's pretty comfy
Not quite as comfy as the 125, but still good I'm chuffed with it so far *touch wood!*-
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by yorkie 1200 on Sat Jul 21, 2007 8:45 am
what you want to do is get higher handlebars fitted
it will look better then an feel more comfortable to ride
it will look better then an feel more comfortable to ride
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