Kwacky wrote:It is possible for a correctly fitted helmet to come off

I remember that horrible crash that killed Marco Simoncelli. No fault was ever found with the helmet, even though it came off.

That adventure bike reminds me of this.
K9 by Stuart Chalmers, on Flickr

I agree with Rossgo. The local Tesco extra near me has stopped the night shift. You go in there in the morning, it's chaos. They are bringing all the cages out to fill the shelves, that used to be done at night. You have about 30 .com workers picking stuff into trolleys. Some isles you can't get down.

Great bike. One of the best sounding engines too.

Past the MOT. No advisories. Always a good feeling.

Ducati do know how to hold a party

Fitted some new rear pads ready for the mot. Still a bit of life left in the old ones, but for £15 might as well do it.

Just joined so thought I would introduce myself. I am 51, er really, where did the time go.
Live in Portsmouth, Hampshire. Been here for nearly six years.
Love all things two wheeled.