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Nudge again.

Nudge.

Really not by choice. Been a financially rough year, need the cash.

Sadly, no. Thanks, fixed.

2014 1190R, 30 000km, Touratech top box, original & touring screen, original and Airage exhaust, sump guard and radiator guard. Good condition, except for the back tyre which needs replacing. After market air filter fitted when the bike was brand new.. R 125 000 Gumtree link: <a rel="nofollow"...

I was once told that you should pressurise the brake system after bleeding it, by forcing brake fluid into a sealed system through the bleed nipple. Obviously not a clever idea, but could an "over pressurised" system not be your problem? (However that may have occurred.) Maybe crack the nipple...

Somewhere that looks too cold for my liking.  ;)

Mine isn't stock either.

I also have the same intermittent problem, but mine doesn't seem to be going away like Dish's. Doesn't seem to effect anything, but is irritating. Even more so because it's a "front brak switch" error.

Rallye Raids in the former Transkei.

Maybe get a piece of Perspex or hardboard, cut the same size as the bag, slide inside the bag on the bike side to stiffen up the bag and hopefully prevent it from wrapping around the handle towards the back wheel. Might make the protrude out too much though. I guess you could heat up the Perspex...

And the wet piece of cardboard under the red GS? You're setting yourself up for a truckload of abuse.

Nope. Personally, never felt the need. Prefer the original screen, but if I'm doing a really long road trip the touring screen is more than enough.

Absolute flier. Have you tried Davies Motors, in North end?

I saw a 1290 S at this year's Red Cherry Rally Raid that had also "blown" a rear shock. Not sure what happened, but it was on a trailer with the rear fender on the back wheel. Riding was not that heavy, neither was the rider, but not sure how hard he was riding it though.

Mazda, maybe?

Maybe you should rather stick to the Nissans.  ;)

I recently transported a full 200l drum of diesel on my Ranger. It was obviously in the load box, but right up against the tailgate. Made the steering really light and the tail very wallowy. Would hate to feel 250kg even further behind the rear wheels.

I know it's an old thread, but I just got a quote for R8800 to replace my rather happy ( ;D) front rim with a new OEM one. I guess the R8800 is about standard, when comparing to the price mentioned back in this thread. So I guess my questions would then be, OEM or after market? Are the new OEM...

I remember that hill well. I also remember the days before the game fence went up. Some awesome memories right there.