on my own on the XJ6.
Do keep up old boy.
on my own on the XJ6.
I didn't realize this was a motorcycle. I thought it was a Jaguar car! Anyway I'm glad you enjoyed your big bike experience and I hope you pass your test.the XJ6
Daisy Duke?That's true, my kids say in my cab i driver like a nutter but in my coupe' i drive like Miss Daisy
"I don't believe it" !
I didn't realize this was a motorcycle. I thought it was a Jaguar car! Anyway I'm glad you enjoyed your big bike experience and I hope you pass your test.
Is the XJ6 a 6 cylinder version of your 4? I doubt it!https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=y...X&ved=0CCAQsARqFQoTCKv7hfuQjscCFU5K2wodj1EHbA
The Yam XJ series have been going for decades. I have a1989 XJ900 mulching in the back yard. Shaft drive very comfy.
No, still a 4 cylinder.Is the XJ6 a 6 cylinder version of your 4? I doubt it!
At least it's about Yamahas. I dont think Jaguar ever made a saxophone though some of their horns were impressive!This thread has taken a Diversion.
I used to think those were pretty bikes.This thread has taken a Diversion.
I was amused to see, when I got up close to a Yamaha motorbike, that their logo on those too is the three tuning forks. So obviously that is the company's overall logo – suggests they made musical instruments first?At least it's about Yamahas. I dont think Jaguar ever made a saxophone though some of their horns were impressive!
and it's colour co-ordinated
Not the school one I rode yesterday - that was yellow! (The other chap got the red one 😡)and it's colour co-ordinated![]()
He's no gentleman tut tut !!Not the school one I rode yesterday - that was yellow! (The other chap got the red one 😡)
To be fair to him, he started the lesson on an XJ6. I started on a 125, it only being my third lesson, but the instructor decided I could move up to an XJ6 too - so the yellow one it was - I'll forgive it, it was a nice bike 🙂He's no gentleman tut tut !!
