General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Off-topic Climbers who ride version 2; MOTORcycles	18-Nov-2008 At 10:50:26 AM	sharkey
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G'day all, I'm actually more of a motorcyclist getting into bouldering/climbing for some exercise. More often to be found on advrider.com ... Honda XLV750R ... Agree with Mr. M9 ... hard topbox, soft panniers are the way to go. I think hard panniers, especially the big aluminium boxes, are prone to breaking legs in otherwise minor lie-downs. cheers, and hello to anyone I've already met down at Burnley! -----sharks

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