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2 hours ago, Andrew_Smith said:

Durbanville to Yzerfontein for the weekend. Left just after 07:00 this morning, was misty and cold when I past Darling.

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Is it maybe the perspective, or my eyes, or is that front end SUPER raked out??
Looks out of proportion......

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23 minutes ago, Steven Knoetze (sk27) said:

Is it maybe the perspective, or my eyes, or is that front end SUPER raked out??
Looks out of proportion......

Closet chopper rider :P

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Steven Knoetze (sk27) said:

Is it maybe the perspective, or my eyes, or is that front end SUPER raked out??
Looks out of proportion......

Your eyes are not deceiving you - my friend said the same thing to me the other day we went for a ride.

All I can think of is that I need to readjust the rear shock since it was set up according to the previous owner who was heavier than me.

The rear shock is not OEM, it was built by a guy in Cape Town, so maybe I should visit him to tune it according to my weight and height.

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3 hours ago, sawystertrance said:

Have you been doing some skelm purchasing? Howcome your Nomad bag is bigger once you reach Darling than it was when you stopped for petrol?

 

:D

No skelm purchasing this time haha.

I think it is the wind that changed the form of the bag, was a bit windy as well on Klipheuwel going through all the way to Malmesbury.

Posted
4 hours ago, Andrew_Smith said:

Your eyes are not deceiving you - my friend said the same thing to me the other day we went for a ride.

All I can think of is that I need to readjust the rear shock since it was set up according to the previous owner who was heavier than me.

The rear shock is not OEM, it was built by a guy in Cape Town, so maybe I should visit him to tune it according to my weight and height.

The rebound must be non-existent then if it is the rear shock. That looks likes the forks are too long, the angle of the forks to the headstock looks off. Hopefully nothing but maybe something to look at measuring and then comparing to the stock figures.

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On 10/7/2021 at 3:59 PM, IceCreamMan said:

Harley ownership is like the hotel california....

 

Ride a Triumph you ride alone.... :)

I will always have a soft spot for Harley. If circumstances allow in the future, I will get another one.

Posted
48 minutes ago, WaynejG said:

I will always have a soft spot for Harley. If circumstances allow in the future, I will get another one.

You are going to need an "aged" brown leather Triumph jacket, gloves and boots, with a 3.4 helmet goggles and I hope you can grow a hipster beard :P

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