Pic's of touring without bag's?

Just a remark on it!
And this painting is a creation by accident. I wanted to paint the bike black glossy and matt black. Then a fly landed on the freshly painted gastank. See the photo. Then I sanded it and among them came through the red. As the sun was on it, it became clear what I had to do.

So the whole painting was done for about 40 bucks colour from the DIY Market. Normally Spray Can's. Only thing was to do is to finish it with clear. And it is very solid. After lots of Gasolin on it, the paint is still fantastic.

I am a Master in overfilling the fuel tank. So I can say it is worth the price!
 
See ya just hold the red back, it'll come thru for ya every time:D:D:D

seriously fanastic job would never have guessed it was an accident come good, beautifull effect:cool:
 
No worries guys, thanks for the replies. I've got a dodgy back and getting the leg over bags can be a pain in the arse. If I remove the brackets/frames (can they be removed?) does the exhaust still have somewhere to mount to? 90% of the time will be day tripping, hard bags will only be needed for long haul's or maybe not at all as I've got me old leather throw over's.

Apologies for the stupid new comer questions and appreciate your patience.

I don't mind the thin arse look and Rosie with no cheek's is still a whole lotta Rosie:D
Lynchy try placing your left foot on the floor board rail where it turns toward the frame. Then stand up on it first before you throw your leg over you won't have to lift it as high.
 
Lynchy try placing your left foot on the floor board rail where it turns toward the frame. Then stand up on it first before you throw your leg over you won't have to lift it as high.
Good thinking, very clever boy, on ya Warp :cool:
 
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