Practical sportsbikes
Practical sportsbikes
The november issue has a feature on 350 sports. Olly from NLM and Paul Compton are amongst the owners featured. Its a decent article and the magazine is worth picking up if you are passing a newsagents
Re: Practical sportsbikes
Good article, I read my mates copy over the weekend 
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Re: Practical sportsbikes
Nice feature and a good read. This mag is also one of the few I buy every month 
Re: Practical(?) sportsbikes
I enjoyed that article too after reading a previous copy, which came as a two-fer with a Classic Bike. I think I'll get it again as it's good reading, the only things being that I don't really share their love of slab-sided '80s Japanese sportsbikes with 14k redlines, most of which - ironically - seemed far from practical 
at least in terms of engine access, comfort or workaday usability. I also found an article on seat recovering pretty vague when compared with a similar article in CB. But it was good, on the whole.
Now I think about it, I bet loads of people think Morinis are not practical. Now there's a thing!
Cheers,
Dom
at least in terms of engine access, comfort or workaday usability. I also found an article on seat recovering pretty vague when compared with a similar article in CB. But it was good, on the whole.Now I think about it, I bet loads of people think Morinis are not practical. Now there's a thing!
Cheers,
Dom
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