Kerry, the hillbillies and I took the Triumph outfit from Guyra to Perth and back recently. 9815.9km in 4 weeks. Lovely ride, scenery, weather and the Rocket performed faultlessly. Even passed a K 100/1100 RT/LT at about 130kph going in opposite directions on the Nullarbor.  

Nice photo of the chick....and I don't mean the emu.

What brand of tie-downs are they? I want shares in that Company!

Nice photos Sean and nice looking outfit too!

Thanks for sharing.

Awesome pics Sean, and a top looking rig mate.

Great looking ride there mate, how are you finding the handling compared to the K?
RT

Nice. i bet that was one helluva trip. Have always wanted to ride a 2+ liter bike . .  and the nullbor . . I am SOOOO jealous 

Hairy bikers take the trip of their lives ????? I guess the newspaper editor never noticed Sean on the picture.
Nice trip Sean.

Did you ride too agressively or were the dogs drinking the night before?

Hey Seanii, looks like Kerry has dragged you into a better class of tent accommodation since I last saw you camping at the Karuah Rally.

Glad to hear the trip went well and the photos are great. Reminds me of a trip across the Nullabor when the wind was so strong at one of the lookouts that my helmet rolled away and I almost lost it over the cliff. Even though there's all that straight running it's a trip that every rider should do once in their lives.

Look forward to next catching up and meeting Kerry.

Cheers

All that shiny chrome hurts my eyes.  Some evidence of a very enjoyable trip there Sean it will be good to catch up and have a yak.

Nice. i bet that was one helluva trip. Have always wanted to ride a 2+ liter bike . . and the nullbor . . I am SOOOO jealous


Me too

Waz

RT wrote:Great looking ride there mate, how are you finding the handling compared to the K?
RT

 Bob, the handling with the Rocket is significantly better. That's not the BM's fault...just a homemade sidecar stuck on the side by amateurs,....ie: me!

Gaz, we had a cross wind a lot of the way across.....my right shoulder and arm are now twice as big as the left.

Yep. It's a trip that everyone should do once.

Sept - Nov 2010. One of the best motorcycling experiences I've ever had, and there weren't much of a breeze a'blowin' at the time. I did 'the loop' in nine weeks.