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Hi there from HP2 rider
Well, actually I own one but are waiting for it to be delivered. I had a few mods that I wanted and the HPN 23l tank took a bit to be delivered. But I should be able to ride it home in about 2 weeks!
I intend to do a lot of adventuring on it so this site will be a great source of info to me! For you HP2 Enduro riders out there, I started a dedicated website for the HP2E with already loads of good info becoming available. Cheers! Rob |
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Hello Rob,
It's nice you have your dream machine. Hope you have very good rides and adventure on it. What I learnt from the life (or let's say it thought me), it is not the size which is important ! Cheers Quote:
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Got one also with 22,000 miles. Great spunky little machine--just needs decent brakes.
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hello Rob,
got one too, done only one longish trip (3 wks) with it and loved it.. (had a GS1200 before - a bit heavy I thought) The fuel range is an issue. I have the standard tank but I am waiting for the Touratech fuel tanks to became available. I use the Touratech tailpack and can fit all my camping gear, tool kit and a 5lt jerry can. Also got some basic upgrades ie. Wilbers rear shock and springs, TT sump guard, wunderlich screen. enjoy the ride.. |
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