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Just crated and shipped my hike to the UK. I went to Ducati and 5hey gave me a genuine steel shipping crate which the bike bolted into.  You may need to crate 5hem at the exporter as they will inspect the bike before it leaves. Also make sure you have all the paperwork in order. Police clearance...

I have family in Milton Keynes, both our adult kids live outside of Glasgow. But my job is taking me to Bromsgrove just South of Birmingham.

Thanks guys. I am off to the UK and as returning resident I don't pay any duties. Plus I have owned the bike for 2 years so that is good. The Multi changes from kmh to mph at the touch of a button, so that should not be an issue. I have the original invoice but I did not know about the...

I am leaving SA for good shortly and I have included my Multistrada in the removals, I understand there is some paperwork required including a police clearance and a few other bits. Anyone done this in the past? If so could I please get some advise on the paper trail required? Thanks

Strom for sure. I rode one for years and it was fantastic. Just a pity the designers hit it with the ugly stick whilst on the drawing board. The Vara is also a great bike, but heavier and uses much more fuel, especially the older models.

Could not agree any more with the comments about the tradesmen. I am not in any trade myself but I often question why these guys are regarded as cheap labour when they are hopefully qualified and been practicing a trade since being an apprentice. Why do people see fit to pay some dude R500-00...

I cannot understand how a person pays R100k plus for a new bike and then worries about paying for a service. Are the warranties not worth it? Every new bike I have ever bought came with an explanation from the sales guys regarding services, warranties etc.

That reminds of one of those awful little cheap Chinese chopper things that looks like a bobber, is it a Cleveland? Same components?

Who cares if it is "hard core" It's a Ducati :thumleft: Oh fuck it let me go out for a ride on mine now, it's father's day I"ll treat myself :biggrin:

Motomate next door to the Barnyard at the bottom of Rivonia Road, just off the N1 :thumleft:

Pleasure Charles - Stuff all gone :thumleft:

Hi Charles No problem, call me when you are up here later in the week to collect the screen and the Harley part. I am in Roodepoort.

A quick word of advice, avoid the 600, I had one 10 years ago, you have to absolutely wring it's neck to make it go, they have no bottom end and only work above 9000 rpm right thru to the 13500 rpm red line. It is also built to very tight budget by Yamaha, and it shows, rather go for a 1000 if...

Hi guys. charlesvh claimed the screen via pm first. Ladies boots and map book gone. Funny thing how no-one wants a Harley part, I reckon I just bin it :biggrin:

ha ha ha - In my garage there is an original Ducati packing crate - The toy goes with. I need something to ride to the TT next year, got my tickets already

Only just bud ;D Packing up and off back to mud island, I have had enough of this shit for a lifetime :'(

PM on the way

Ladies/Kids ankle boots, hardly worn, size 5

With pleasure, PM me some details :thumleft:

Pocket map book