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Steve. May I be sent the link as well.
Thanks

 

Thanks for the report, @Lou160487. I'm glad that you survived with not too much damage. And that IS good news that no bikes were damaged!

 

@steve lovatt

I love that you bought yourself a new bike because your service cost you "more than you were expecting". I know how that can go. I had a 2012 Thruxton that I wound up trading for a 2016 Thruxton. The battery died at a gas station and after getting a jump, I rode it directly to the dealership to get a new battery. While waiting for that, I test rode the 2016 Thruxton R that had just come out. Uh oh....it was love at first ride and I had it in my garage a day or two later.

That V7Classic is beautiful! Congratulations on your new ride. And great photos, too. Maybe I'll "see" you on the other forum at some point....

 

Thanks @Dawsy, that was easy.
Looking familiar

 

Thanks Sandi, I'm very pleased with the bike and intend to keep it as original as possible - I've only added the crash bars so far. Nice to get back to a bike with no rider aids (no ABS) or rider modes - air cooled and no fuel gauge. It does have shaft drive of course!

 

Thanks Dawsy