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going Saturday morning so if i dont have it now i will go without.

These are the approx distances, some long days there.

Stelvio is not looking good though, is currently closed.

OK so I am going to the Italian Alps. Starting out on the 3rd May and returning on the 11th. As I said in the title, I have never done a tour before but a friend of mine who is very experienced touring in Europe has organised the entire trip. There are 10 of us going with the majority of them very experienced tourers. I am very excited to finally get out into Europe and do some serious riding. My bike is a Triumph Street Triple, not the ideal touring bike but I didn't have time to get anything else before (due to demo bikes not being available and other family matters. But i love my Triple and cannot wait to get going. below is the basic route (but there are alternatives depending on circumstances i.e Stelvio being still closed etc. Day 1 - Folkestone to Metz Day 2 - Metz to Freiburg Day 3 - Freiburg to Merano Day 4 - Merano to Cortina Day 5 - Cortina to Maniago Day 6 - Maniago to Sopramonte Day 7 - Sopramonte to Freiburg (via Stelvio) Day 8 - Freiburg to Metz

As long as she is OK that's all that matters, and her confidence is not too damaged. as bud said, a rattle can on the painted parts should do enough. Otherwise check out ebay and scrap yards for replacement plastics. GOign forward you could look for some crash protection so if anything happens again, e.g. dropping it while walking it out the garage. The damage would be minimal. On a side note, i had a white one of those and it was a great bike and very cheap. Used it for 6months all through the winter before passing my full test.

SO i go to the Italian Alps in 4 weeks today and am very keen to get some decent footage for my personal collection. I have a GoPro9 and had it mounted on my old HJC IS-17 i could mount it quite neatly just to the left of the chin vent. However i have now got a HJC F70 Carbon and the shape makes it very difficult to mount securely. I have even had the 3M come away, luckily not while i was riding. I also didn't like the position to the left of the chin vent as it just wasn't as tidy as on the IS-17. So i have gone for a purpose (3D printed) chin mount from a US company called Chin Mounts. I don't feel its cheap £30 with delivery and 10% off, i didn't go for the bundles as i have enough GoPro brackets to get a decent mount. HJC F70 Helmet Camera Chin Mount for GoPro, Insta360, DJI, Akaso, etc — Chin Mounts Has anyone used anything from these? i don't think they look refined but they have a small profile and has decent reviews.

its best to do a sewarch for your local biker down. eg the link below is for bikerdown herts. There is a little more info on there. Biker Down Course Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite

oh i see

how do you embed the youtube video. i couldnt work it out.

i have wanted to do this for some time, just never got round to it. They seem to fill pretty quickly as well, currently August is the only remaining slot.

this looked like a great opportunity to take one before my Italy trip in May. Unfortunately they are all booked up.

that is very beautiful, good luck with the sale

i get they want to hold up the gentleman side but i think as long as you are dressed appropriately it shouldn't matter what bike you are on.

I had a similar thing when selling a table and chairs. Everyone wants something for free so i said bollox to them and game to the the British heart foundation instead.

i am not familiar with that camera but i know the RODE wireless mics are very popular with some cameras I use a cabled purple panda Mic in my GoPro and its very good. And was cheap.