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Another happy Forza owner. Really well screwed together. Great package. Still in showroom condition after 16 months although I do like to pamper it.

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Yes, I liked that.

IN the early 70's I worked in a Victorian thread mill in my home town as a semi-skilled engineer responsible for day to day maintenance of the twisting frames shown in the pic. I had around 60 of these to look after and the heat and noise were way above anything which would be tolerated these days, ...

My 2018 Forza 300 is also a year old and remains a joy to ride. It still looks like it did on Day 1, but is a bit quicker now. Really is a lovely piece of engineering.

85 degrees F in Scotland today. The whole summer has been warmer than usual.

Old Grinner wrote:It would be interesting to know if the wheels on that Triumph 250 Trophy are indeed original

They were Borrani rims, made in Italy

Old Grinner wrote:Just the way I've done it since I had my first 4-stroke bike, a Triumph 250 Trophy.

I had a Trophy 250 a while back. Great bikes, very punchy, but I could never get the hang of the old Brit foot controls

Just checked mine (slightly lower mileage) and all good.

Useful heads up though.

Microfibre cloth - secure it to the bike with velcro.

They are really great straight out of the box but start to shine after the first 1000 miles. Can't fault mine.

Kawasaki copying the Triumph marketing strategy - selling more the image than anything substantial. HD, BMW and Ducati all do it very well too. Honda, to a certain extent, have done it with the new Cub. I'm not saying that there are no decent motorcycles within that lot but water cooling suddenly ga...

Thanks for the Itchy Boots link - well worth watching.

I have a new Forza and a 29" inseam. It's a lovely scooter but anything shorter in leg length might just be a little awkward but not impossible. I never rode the older model but, with hindsight, I probably would start off down that route and only upgrade if absolutely necessary (can't think why...

Bigger (300) scoots are generally better in every way but I've never been able to re-capture that crazy fun element that you get from a PCX. But, if you must do highway work then bigger is better.

Mmmmm, a CG125? I recently brought one back to life and there's definitely something charming about their rugged simplicity but oh dear, it's not a quick bike at all. Honda introduced the overhead valves in order to combat the problems with the older overhead cam design which required correct mainte...

Might be a new Cross Cub on the Horizon if the rumours are true.

Yes, OG, we had the 200 version for a very short time before both models were discontinued due to European emissions laws. The 200, however, has been available in Japan for many years and we see some imports coming over here but the bikes have to be over 10 years old for taxation purposes. The 200 a...

Took this up to the Isle of Skye for my brother. Great ride up there even although the top speed is in the low sixties. Comfortable and fun bike.

Hi Juanma

Bike looks great after 60,000 km !