9T in the sun.

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9T in the sun.

Postby leasky » Sun Feb 26, 2017 12:48 pm

The other half has been honing her photographic skills on my wee 9T.
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby slparry » Sun Feb 26, 2017 3:03 pm

love the red seat
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby dave the german » Sun Feb 26, 2017 4:01 pm

Wonder how long it is before someone comments on the moss/grass between blocks - oh, I've just done it!! Nice looking bike tho
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby Grip Fast » Sun Feb 26, 2017 4:02 pm

Nice bike (I had a lot of fun riding one of them last year), and I particularly like the second photo with the shaft of light coming from the top-right - very arty.

So, heat-wrap exhaust downpipes or not? Just a cool look (personal taste thing), advantages and disadvantages? Maybe a banter topic.

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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby leasky » Sun Feb 26, 2017 4:35 pm

Grip Fast wrote:Nice bike (I had a lot of fun riding one of them last year), and I particularly like the second photo with the shaft of light coming from the top-right - very arty.

So, heat-wrap exhaust downpipes or not? Just a cool look (personal taste thing), advantages and disadvantages? Maybe a banter topic.


The bike came with the headers wrapped and I am giving consideration to removing the White wrap and applying more (of a darker colour) due to the condition of the roads up here and all the sh@te which will get chucked up. Had all the bikes "ACF'd" last week also.

The bike originally came with knobbly tyres too and had been shown as a semi scrambler type by the dealer at the end of last year. I saw no need to keep the tyres on her but I do feel that the wrap is/will serve a purpose.
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby Paul » Sun Feb 26, 2017 5:00 pm

Very nice Colin, much better without the knobbly tyres. Do you get any storage space under the little seat hump?

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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby leasky » Sun Feb 26, 2017 5:20 pm

Yes, the vertical section at the front of the hump pops off and there is a very small "cubby hole".
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby Taz » Sun Feb 26, 2017 5:40 pm

Wonder how long it is before someone comments on the moss/grass between blocks - oh, I've just done it!!

I had not taken such a short sighted view of the excellent photographs - I was more concerned about the wayward bushes in the background that look as if they need pruning !! :D

Bike looks great.
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby Herb » Sun Feb 26, 2017 6:47 pm

Bike looks great, but clearly photoshopped! Photos taken in Scotland, in the sun.....never!
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby slparry » Sun Feb 26, 2017 6:50 pm

Herb wrote:Bike looks great, but clearly photoshopped! Photos taken in Scotland, in the sun.....never!

is the correct observation
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby leasky » Sun Feb 26, 2017 6:55 pm

Herb wrote:Bike looks great, but clearly photoshopped! Photos taken in Scotland, in the sun.....never!


Yes, she is honing her skills. She has recently completed a degree in Commercial Photography and wants to persue land-scape work.

The sun was out that day between 10.08 and 10.13am :)
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby Herb » Sun Feb 26, 2017 7:01 pm

leasky wrote:
Herb wrote:Bike looks great, but clearly photoshopped! Photos taken in Scotland, in the sun.....never!



The sun was out that day between 10.08 and 10.13am :)


I think that was summer!
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby fontana » Sun Feb 26, 2017 7:39 pm

I do like that upswept silencer.
It's a modern design that seems to suit the bike well.
Still hate the bandages though.
Sorry
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Re: 9T in the sun.

Postby Mitch1100 » Tue Feb 28, 2017 11:00 pm

Sweet!
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