It’s what we do

It’s what we do

This entry is part 21 of 21 in the series Adventure Rider Issue #40

I’m not keen on modifying bikes.

In my experience, changing things usually means a decrease in reliability.

And the number of bikes I see where the owner’s fitted kilos and kilos of extra junk! Seriously. Some of these people are hauling around so much crud I wonder they can get anything from their bike at all.

“Stock is the go,” I spruik to anyone who’ll listen. “If you need more horse-power or comfort, buy a bigger bike.There’s plenty available.”

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