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Rob wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 1:48 pm And remember - if you are from the U.S., tell everyone that you are Canadian...

Hi, @Rob! I've heard that sometimes people from the U.S. may receive a negative reputation in other countries, but I hope that Portuguese people are friendly and welcoming to visitors like me

Porto’s traffic is a bit hectic, especially during rush hours, but it’s manageable on a motorcycle. You can ride along the Douro River and check out the coastal road to Matosinhos. As for rentals, I've heard good things about companies like "Moto Rent Porto" and "Porto Motorcycle Ren...

Hey everyone! I've got this wild idea to spend a couple of weeks cruising around Porto on a rented motorcycle next summer. Anyone here tackled Portugal on two wheels before? I'm dying for some insider tips! I'm wondering what the traffic's like in Porto - is it a nightmare or not too bad? And are th...

I hadn't thought about the potential for more wear and tear on the S model's components. It really does seem like it comes down to personal preference. I'm leaning towards the R69 for its rarity.

Thanks for the troubleshooting tips! I was having issues with logging in, but clearing the browser cache didn't help. However, using another browser solved the problem for me.

Sweet ride! Welcome to the forum, @Apolis61+

Bike is a 1988 R100RS with 100,000+ miles. The problem I had (and posted on here about a few years ago) was that when hot it became impossible to get neutral. To cut a long story short, as I had overhauled the gearbox I thought I had made a gearbox reassembly error. This blinded me to other causes....

SteveD wrote: ↑Thu Oct 03, 2024 9:32 am ...and welcommen! GEORGE and andrew!

Look after it George and it'll look after you!

Appreciate the warm welcome, @SteveD!

That’s awesome that you got your dad’s classic R90/6 for your daily commute to and from the university. Good luck with the masters and enjoy the ride, George!