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Hmmm, I am also a bit concerned about the bag hanging over the exhaust. The Giant Loop I know has some kind of 'anti heat' protection in that area? I guess I would just put my expensive stuff on the other side on my first trip :P

Do you also have to strap the brace to your body with the Leatt? I always thought it was a unit on it's own, but it looks like there are straps in those pics you posted?

BUMP Hmm, this looks like a great option. Does anyone have any feedback on it? Does it look like it would offer more or less the kind of protection from the more expensive counter parts?

KTM  :drif:

I own an x-country. Love the bike to bits for what I do with it. Seat is comfy, it is light and agile. It is not the best for technical terrain though and could do with an aux tank.

I already own this bike :P

The new husky 900 rear is pretty nice.

Wish him a speedy recovery!

How is that mattress Jacobsroodt? I saw them at outdoor warehouse but they felt a bit pap? Got myself that 360 tent today though, going camping with it this weekend.

Looks like you don't even need to get out of bed for some adventure riding?  ;D

IMO it is not about the surface or the length, but the experience. Going to a place you have not been or doing things you would not normally do. It is a personal and subjective thing.  :thumleft:

Will have my other half buy this, so I can leach some fuel for my X on a trip :P

Seen one in somerset west yesterday if I was not mistaken. Awesome machine. Almost as good as a DR 650! :)

Die mooiste beemer wat daar is.  :drif:

Great stuff  :thumleft:

Id love to own one of those machines. For me it is the ultimate bike. But I would never be able to do it justice. :drif:

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Bravo!  :thumleft:

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