A legal/illegal way to tackle this is the following: get a CARAVAN number-plate made up;
...despite a caravan being 6"6 wide - or wider - the number plate is just 66% of the size of a 'regular' motorbike plate....
1. it then has the correct, legal CONSPICUITY required by the law, since it IS...
You will likely NOT like my reply, but here goes:
Since it sounds like you KEEPING the DR (very competent, legendary bike), and want to ADD a bike, here is my 5c worth from L-E-F-T field...
A 'Ladies' BMW 650GS!
Why, you ask?!
1. Tubeless rims, good for 'soft' roading, we have a customer who...
Welcome, Neil, and enjoy both the Forum, as well as the 'adventure' side' of riding!
(there are no 'stupid' questions, whatsoever, so fire away, and yes, lots & lots of riders in your area to catch up, and ride with, if you so wish!)
Cheers
Chris
Our SA supplier has no stock (Grip Up's/Grip Puppies/Foam over-grips) to supply us currently, so please let me know what you locate/find; we will likely buy some sets in, to tide us over until November shipment...
thanks
Chris & Team
@SgtSaint @Dondermerwe @BaKsTe3nMaN
...just for further info; the BMW G450X also had two oil change 'intervals' proscribed...
Every 10 hours, in race mode (bike came with two riding modes ex factory...)
Every 6000km in 'low-power' mode...
( ichange on 5000km - oil is cheap...)
KTM likely different, just putting it out there...
Bike Hospital - Jozi?
Bike Parts On Line GEORGE...
Jandre Koekemorer JK Works?
Carel Nel?
Lawrence Zeelie?
Motorcycle Graveyard?
A.C.M.E. Bike Salvage...
Just a few off the top of my head...
Desipte being a COLLECTOR of these exact signs, I simly love the MOOD you captured: the sign front-lit against a 'deadening' sky - just BILLIANT - I love it!
Chris
We lower seats - regularly - for all kinds of bikes - usually allow a 48-hour turn-around time; contact us if you need advise/help; lowering the seat is often the easiest and least-expensive option to get stand-over/riding height 'lower' before moving on to suspension lowering options.
We do...
I have seen them - alu drinks trolley ex airlines - whilst i am out ‘picking’, but since i travel country-wide (this week Calvinia/Keimoes/Upington…) I will make a WRITTEN note next time i see one, and post it one here…
Chris
There is MUCH fun to be had doing a quality resto on tool boxes, and, in my case, a good few tool TROLLEY’s, in this case, Hazet, a quality German brand…
Next up is a Stahlwille tool trolley; so will be watching your restoration, however you decide to go! Nice find, by the way!