just eyeballed a serow like mine in the first photo, how did the old girl perform?
serow did well, Its pilot Dave is 70 and did have a ttr. He found it a tad tall but loves the serow. We call it the goat as it literally climbs everything.
just eyeballed a serow like mine in the first photo, how did the old girl perform?
serow did well, Its pilot Dave is 70 and did have a ttr. He found it a tad tall but loves the serow. We call it the goat as it literally climbs everything.
My wife had a XT250 (225cc) Serow, was a good little bike with electric start & low seat height
Hands ok with decent gloves, muffs hit kill switch a couple of times and had to take hand out to use indicator!
Are you from Bellingham?
I presume you were asking me if I was from Bellingham - the answer is NO, I am actually born and bred in Yorkshire but I have spent most of my life living in Co. Durham - a village called Tanfield, not far from Stanley.
When I went green laning on my old Triumph T110 and Tiger Cub, last century, Bellingham was a near access to the Northumbrian vastness.
Spent quite a few sessions in the Cheviot Hotel and many hours trailing around Kielder, Otterburn, Once Brewed, Hadrian's Wall, etc, etc.
Hands ok with decent gloves, muffs hit kill switch a couple of times and had to take hand out to use indicator!
Are you from Bellingham?
I presume you were asking me if I was from Bellingham - the answer is NO, I am actually born and bred in Yorkshire but I have spent most of my life living in Co. Durham - a village called Tanfield, not far from Stanley.
When I went green laning on my old Triumph T110 and Tiger Cub, last century, Bellingham was a near access to the Northumbrian vastness.
Spent quite a few sessions in the Cheviot Hotel and many hours trailing around Kielder, Otterburn, Once Brewed, Hadrian's Wall, etc, etc.
Martyn
Martyn your not far from me, im in Sherburn. My dad was from Dipton and my nephew has just moved to Burnhopefield.
I lived at a place called Tanfield, not far from Burnopfield, in Derwentside where I worked.
I retired in 2010 and moved to the trail riding capital of England - to Devon.
I still like Durham's damp lanes with 360 degree vistas and skies, Devon's lanes are in sunken tracks covered with overhanging trees, totally different but very active.
