point, but you could read a book, it's that quiet behind the screen at speed. King wanted a shot on the FJR, so we swapped. He said to me, "There's only 1000 miles on my bike, it's not run in yet, so be careful with it." I jumped on his bike and wheelied

in AMA. That’s 
a totally different ball game…I really did not want to travel the world with WSBI had no desire to go anywhere, I saw the world when I was in my twenties with my family, we did a big trip, came to Europe and, well, big screen TVs do it so

point, but you could read a book, it's that quiet behind the screen at speed. King wanted a shot on the FJR, so we swapped. He said to me, "There's only 1000 miles on my bike, it's not run in yet, so be careful with it." I jumped on his bike and wheelied

-side streetfighter and a fastback Norton Commando is Kenny Roberts’ actual TZ500 with evidence of some tarmac damage. “Steve Parrish highsided it last year. At least he broke his collarbone,” laughs Chris.A smashed master cylinder, bent clip-on and broken screen tell

of the box was a 'double-bubble' Aero screen (£89.99) that was fitted in seconds and has made the whole motorway 'thing' a far quieter and more pleasurable experience. Next out was a pair of carbon-look frame protectors (£49.99) - I don't exactly know what

bash was held near the firm's US base in Peachtree City, Georgia, where we went down to the hotel's breakfast room on the last day, September 11, to find stunned guests crowded round TV screens as the twin towers disaster unfolded. All flights out

the old girl to a colour matched pillion seat cover and a tinted screen. Both are genuine Honda accessories, available from your local dealer.The seat cover is a definite improvement in terms of looks and the lack of pillion pad isn't a problem as I hate

. Despite the lack of a screen, the pegs, single-seat and clip-on bars position you ideally for 70-90 mph A- and B-roads thrashes. But don't expect too much. Motorways are hell. At 50 miles you may still be having fun, but at 70, your backside

.But the best part is that comfort. I'm 6ft 8in but even with the seat in its 'high' position to give me an extra 40mm of leg-room, the huge, adjustable screen deflects all the wind over my head so I can sit bolt upright at 120mph with no wind buffeting at all

riding style to suit. But while I'm aware the fueling isn't great, it isn't anywhere near as annoying as it was 1000 miles ago.In an effort to remedy the high speed wind blast I've got a Secdem screen to try, but it's not really my sort of thing style