Mine has been ordered, and is supposedly "being shipped real soon".  I am wondering how others owners/potential owners across the pond are getting along.

Our first national championship day has been won on it.

 

Also last season a couple of riders were doing great with it.

 

But I must say those guys would have done good no matter what bike.

I have just received mine on Friday, but I'm still trying to get to know her a little better...!

 

 

 

Date night

Glasses are wrong way, your not getting lucky tonight I quess!

 

Maybe if you give her a bit of oil, and some wax, lube her a bit, fill her up

 

 

 

 

I will stop here

Edited March 21, 201610 yr by crazybond700

That's really superb, I have always admired a Howdens kitchen with Blackstone worktops and stainless handles

That's my kind of photo...is that Morrisons own brand rose? Cheapskate.

Our first national championship day has been won on it.

 

Also last season a couple of riders were doing great with it.

 

But I must say those guys would have done good no matter what bike.

 

I've just heard Alex Van Den Broek is riding one this year.

A club member saw him training with one in Genk.

 

I suppose he didn't have enough Dutch championship titles yet.

I've just heard Alex Van Den Broek is riding one this year.

A club member saw him training with one in Genk.

 

I suppose he didn't have enough Dutch championship titles yet.

 

Yeah he does. Do think he mainly focusses on (extreme) enduro this year with Yamaha. And he gots good competition the last couple of years.

Chris has put about 6 hours on his. It was delivered Friday.

What does he think of it compared to the ossa saw one for the first time last week and it looked good

I have never ridden an Ossa, but i guess they similar in respect of clutch feel and the way the fuel injection and ignition map is controlled by an ECU making it a very smooth power delivery. Unbelievably smooth throttle response when you get the opportunity to get the front wheel in the air, meaning I can now do extra long wheelies! For me the vertigo has improved my results.

The clutch is more to Chris's liking. Positive, dis-engages completely with no slip and has some spring in the lever. it's also pretty solid but does not feel weighty. As per the Ossa It's powerful and the grip is enormous. It feels newer so the brakes are very positive and everyting is tight. He is getting used to the slight position changes but it is feeling very good so far.