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The I Saw you, did you see me thread aka Spotted!

Started by Kwikasfuki, April 02, 2012, 09:49:25 PM

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ChrisB

Grey GTR in Bamford Derbyshire today at around noon, following a smaller bike possibly an Enfield. I was on the grey GTR coming towards you.

Kwikasfuki

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Lloyd

Quote from: Rynglieder on June 10, 2018, 03:56:30 PM
10/06/18 Newtown - Craven Arms

Was it anyone on here that followed me on this run this afternoon? I was out on the GSX1400 so you would not necessarily have recognised me as a GTR forum member.

Enjoyed the ride though, I hope I was not slowing whoever he was down. :smiley:

Pete.
That might of been me ,if my memory is ok

Nitty Gritty

Today, Fri 31st August 2018
Time, 1130am
Place, Euston, Suffolk - heading towards Thetford
Who, Silver & black (my favourite colour), 1400 GTR, solo
Unfortunately I wasn't on my Silver and Black GTR so you wouldn't have noticed me. :wink:
bike too tall, lower it, eat cake

Rynglieder

Quote from: Lloyd on August 29, 2018, 09:03:59 PM
That might of been me ,if my memory is ok

Perhaps we should do it more formally one day :smiley:

shaggs147

MK2 spotted, Sunday 16th on the M53. Looks like it had a re=spray, metallic turquoise maybe?

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Lloyd


PaulB

Yesterday (Bank Holiday Monday) I was heading for the ferry across Poole Harbour. On the Swanage side (well, Studland to be precise) on the long road that ends at the ferry crossing (Ferry Road, amazingly) I spotted a '65 plate GTR in grey with some weird homemade single-wheel leaning-trailer contraption!

Part of me thinks "kudos for the building that" and the rest of me thinks "are you completely insane? How safe is that at speed? If you want a bike with a trailer buy a Gold Wing..."

Cheers

Paul B.

nobody

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PaulB

Quote from: Daisy on April 23, 2019, 01:29:21 PM
Why would you think a GTR is somehow less capable of towing a trailer than a Goldwing?

I'm sure it's just as capable (if not more so) of towing a trailer as a Goldwing, if we're talking about a standard trailer with 2 wheels touching the tarmac. The trailer I saw was a bit "Mad Max", that was all.

Cheers

Paul B.

Lonewolf

Plus I do believe that the handbook states the GTR should not be used to tow a trailer.

nobody

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PaulB

Quote from: Daisy on April 24, 2019, 01:01:19 AM
So what is it about a single wheel that bothers you so?

Physics. I first spotted this combo with the bike parked on its side stand. The trailer was leaning at a steeper angle than the bike. It then passed me later, and the term "unsafe" would be an understatement. Like I said, if the owner wanted to go a bit Mad Max in his shed with some angle iron, a moped wheel and a welder, then good for him. Maybe a 56 litre top box would be slightly more sensible.

Cheers

Paul B,

nobody

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mcfroyce44

Today 20/5/20 Glenarriff village, Antrim coast, NI .

Was that you, Roger who came thru the village at lunchtime on the green Versys 1000?

I was standing beside my Neutron silver GTR.

Stevie.