Helmetbolt
Club Member
During the early lockdown months I was doing some work on my Springer and decided it needed a stablemate in the shed. Something I could just get on and ride whilst the Springer was out of use.
I was talking to my mate Geoff and he said I could buy my old Buell back from him for the same price he'd payed for it when he bought it off me a few years earlier. This bike has a history between us. I bought it new in 2008, but due to financial difficulties Geoff became the registered keeper in 2010. I then got it back later that year. Then in 2016 I sold it back to him. I have now bought it back. It has had 5 owners from new, me 3 times and Geoff twice.
Getting back on it was like putting on an old pair of slippers, a perfect fit and instantly comfortable.
It still looks great for being 12 years old. I put the big screen back on as Geoff had taken it off and rode it with the original small fly screen.
It didn't take me long to refit the chin spoiler, Tuono mirrors and the panniers.
Out and about.
It's a great feeling to have my old friend back.
I was talking to my mate Geoff and he said I could buy my old Buell back from him for the same price he'd payed for it when he bought it off me a few years earlier. This bike has a history between us. I bought it new in 2008, but due to financial difficulties Geoff became the registered keeper in 2010. I then got it back later that year. Then in 2016 I sold it back to him. I have now bought it back. It has had 5 owners from new, me 3 times and Geoff twice.
Getting back on it was like putting on an old pair of slippers, a perfect fit and instantly comfortable.
It still looks great for being 12 years old. I put the big screen back on as Geoff had taken it off and rode it with the original small fly screen.
It didn't take me long to refit the chin spoiler, Tuono mirrors and the panniers.
Out and about.
It's a great feeling to have my old friend back.
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