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What have people done for a replacement indicator? My bike toppled over today trying to get it on the wheel stand and broke the RHF indicator. An OEM replacement is a ridiculous A$166 here. I notice there are indicators on Aliexpress. Has anyone had experience with an indictor replacement...

Can we have more details on your seat please? The X seat apparently doesn't fit the S model, so I'm keen to know what options I have for the S.

I think mine came from SW Motech.

Got a link?

It's amazing the variation in tyre life. The one on the left did 9,400km; the one on the right 13,400km.

Not sure how the X is set up (we don't get them in Oz), but the S suffers from too little damping, not too much. The harshness I felt stock was actually the forks bottoming out over the smallest bumps (I weigh 63kg, so not a big guy by any means). Have you put a cable tie round the fork leg to...

Just run it tubeless. I've got 20,000km on my 120/90.

Yes I do..

Victorian High Country

Rear Shinko about to be retired after 9,400km - about half on dirt roads and tracks and not treated gently.

Thanks Guys. The Shad seat is ridiculously expensive by the time I get it here. The Topsellerie could be too, depending on which option you go for. Redracinghood, which one did you get? That's what I figured too. The part numbers are slightly different, but I keep wondering how different...

Has anyone tried to fit an X model seat to the S model bike? Seat Concepts tell me the seats are not compatible, but there's no option from SC for a seat for the S model. Obviously with the USA only getting the X model, there's no need for SC to develop a seat for the S model. Trouble is...

Afternoon sun.

We arrived into base camp at the 116km mark where old mate Bernie had his own Coaster bus set up. Bernie was good enough to make us all some lunch with a nice cold Coke. Just the ticket for recovery from what was the road from hell on the NC. The decision was made to leave one vehicle and my...

People say that about Australia - Crocodiles, dingos, deadly spiders, 8 out of the 10 most deadly snakes in the world... In reality though it's all pretty easily avoided.

Tent is Nemo Gogo LE Sleeping bag is Deuter Trek Lite 250 Sleeping mat is Exped Synmat UL 7 S Pillow is Exped Air Pillow Medium Shoes are Dunlop Volley

Poor quality camera on the phone.

Two weeks, 4,500km trip. 45% dirt roads, 45% sealed roads, 10% 4x4 tracks. In the frunk: tent, sleeping bag, sleeping mattress, pillow, tennis shoes, mini first aid kit, standard toolkit, emergency bivvy, USB charger, a pharmacy worth of meds and a bit of food. 10L Kreiga bag on the rear seat...

Very quickly the road turned into deep sandy corrugations. Adam was keen to keep the speed up to get a smoother ride in the bus, and it looked like everyone else on the road had the same idea. With such a heavy bike, it took a fair bit of speed to get the NC700S up on the plane...

We stopped for a few minutes in Finke, the namesake and halfway point for the Finke Desert Race that we'd come to see. Finke is about 230km south of Alice Springs and sits on the derelict Ghan railway line we'd been following since south of Marree. Today was Friday, and we had a booking...