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• #26302
Oh right, where are they now?
Good guys in my experience. Went in there as a total noob with seized and snapped header bolts and they really helped me out without being judgey -
• #26303
Burwin in Islington
They are based in Stoke Newington now.
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• #26304
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• #26305
Updated with the address as I thought it might be useful.
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• #26306
What are people betting on, the price of OG DRZâs going up, or down?
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• #26307
Were gonna do orkney next year, I also wanna do the weston.
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• #26308
Same. They sell enough CRFs to mean the new ones will sell fine and the old ones still have their place in the Market and I can't see many people who have an existing one buying the new one.
I rode a CRF300 Rally the weekend and it was so good. It had some suspension work done on it though. I was on a TS185 though so any suspension was going to feel amazing ha.
Haven't watched the reviews yet but I would be interested to see how much the rider aids hinder the DRZ and if they can be turned off.
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• #26309
Didn't even know there was one in Orkney! Looks an amazing location. Have you done a beach race before?
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• #26310
Dibs the TS185
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• #26311
I guess it's logical they made it how they did but I wish it was more RMX450 with a 6 speed.
I'm an enormous fan of the old DRZ400 (and Suzuki dirtbikes in general) but if it needed anything, it was a 30lb weight loss and an extra gear. -
• #26312
Agreed but I guess they said âshove the R&D, just make a 25yo design emissions-legalâ.
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• #26313
Thank you âşď¸
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• #26314
I see the logic in building something at a lower price - that seems to be a segment doing better these days. I think KTM and their ilk are going to run into a wall with highly priced, race rep off road models sooner or later - especially with rates where they are.
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• #26315
If it ain't broke, how can we make it cheaper.
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• #26316
So I'm adding re-upholstering a motorbike seat to the list of things I can't do.
Fuck my life. It's clearly witchcraft, therefore I'm on the lookout for someone to do it for me. I got a quote locally for ÂŁ150... Needless to say I could pick up a 2nd hand one up for much less but Id still like to get it recovered.
Has anyone had it done, and any recommendations?
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• #26317
diggerseat@gmail.com in Newport did my 1100S nicely, around the same price though.
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• #26318
If I can do it you can.
What bike?
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• #26319
Ah ta. I'm not underestimating the task but should probably suck up the cost.
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• #26320
It's the bastard banana shape, oh and the corners. Maybe there's a reason it's ÂŁ150
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• #26321
What material is the base, plastic or steel.
What material have you got to recover it. Is it stretchy enough?
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• #26322
Have you checked itâs warm enough? You should use a hairdryer to get the material warm and flexy to get it into position. A strong staplegun needs short short staples or youâll punch through on the sides.
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• #26324
We've done orkney once its fun but fucks your bike.
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• #26325
Hell yeah. What you race on? I have a WR250. Last of the two strokes variants but the wide ratio box makes it good on the straights. I imagine the torque of a 4 stroke helps in the sand though when you are getting tired.
Burwins have moved but still do tyres.
They are in stoke Newington now 19a victoria road n16