Is this a biblical "knowing" Brian? 


I often find people confuse "equal" and "the same". Ladies on bikes are equal to gentlemen on bikes, but not the same, in the way that 3+1 and 2+2 are equal but not the same.

I applaud any and all ladies on bikes simply because significantly less than 50% of the biking population is female yet approximately 50% of the general population is female. That's not equal and anyone doing anything to balance that equation gets my appreciation.

I'm not sure a lock would be of much benefit but it would be easy enough to drill the holes

Indeed! I've got two in use at the moment. It does help to have someone to stop them sliding across the floor when you put the bike in but once in, the bike is pretty stable and secure. For the price (£30) it's a great, easy and secure way to hold your bike upright in the garage.

Found this and thought it worth sharing
https://bikerandbike.co.uk/using-screen-based-devices-on-motorbikes/

It's not really any different to how it's always been. Previously you'd have been done for "without due care..." if caught wobbling all over the road while programming the sat. nag.

The plan is to have the front wheel of each bike held in a "ride in" type wheel chock which is bolted to the trailer floor. While we will also be using a number of ratchet straps to help support the bike, I had the additional idea of running a steel tube through the rear wheel spindle hole and, somehow, bolting "legs" from the spindle tube to the trailer floor. I though this would give a significant improvement in both stability of the bikes and security, reducing (not removing) the requirement for suspension squashing tie down straps.

I'm using a car trailer to transport 4 bikes (two on front row then two on back row), of which three are K1?00Ss. Brian had the idea of passing a singe steel tube through more than one bike, Doing this while bolting either end of the trailer edges for the front two bikes (both K1300S MotorSports) sounds like a very simple and easy to implement option. Still in the "back of a fag packet" design stage though.

Nice Triumph. The colour does nothing for me but the styling is cool.

Excellent - thank you Brian!

Great news! Enjoy your ride!