Welcome to SportsTourer.org. A site for Sports Touring Motorcycles.

Welcome to SportsTourer.org a place where users can air their views about all aspects of owning and using a Sports Touring motorcycle.

The concept: The decision to create this web site stems from the need to have a central place where all European SportsTourer type content from other web sites can be found. There are many very good sites about. So instead of re-inventing the wheel my hope would be to link all these sites for specific as well as general topics and content. We intend to open this site up with interesting content at the same time. Any content you wish to submit please let me know on the Admin forum Forum Admin Questions.. A forum area has been created for discussions and chitchat. Hopefully in the future arrange some continental runs, as I am sure you will enjoy them.

So in essence, things to find here:

All you touring needs via links and forums.

For Sale and Wanted forums.

An Inventory of things to take.

Previous tours and write-ups with SportTourer.org.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).

Organized tours.

We are in the process of building the site. Please read the FAQ. Please help by donating Web links.

Contact: use the Forum Admin Questions.

Touring stories: UKRM does June 2001 Mugello GP

Posted by: simonb on Jan 07, 2007 - 07:43 PM

Clothing: Helmet Advice

Posted by: simonb on Jan 07, 2007 - 07:19 PM Read full article: 'Helmet Advice' (1593 more words)

Maintenance: H series Headlight Bulbs.

Posted by: simonb on Jan 04, 2007 - 02:56 PM Read full article: 'H series Headlight Bulbs.' (2614 more words)

PR250: Government report shows that speeding is a very minor crash cause

The recently released official report: "In depth study of Motorcycle Accidents" states clearly that only 3.5% of crashes involved 'speeding' (exceeding the speed limit). Of those only 62% involved the motorcyclist speeding, so only 2.2% of motorcyclists were speeding when they crashed.

Posted by: simonb on Jan 04, 2007 - 09:56 AM Read full article: 'PR250: Government report shows that speeding is a very minor crash cause' (813 more words)

Accommodation: Superb bikers hotel. SE of France. Rencurel.

Hôtel Le Marronnier is a typical French place, in the middle of the beautiful surroundings of the Vercors. It is a base for many activities in the area and a perfect spot to relax. At our hotel you can enjoy good food, a refreshing swim, the sauna, sunbathe and a drink.
We offer special packages for cyclists, bikers, and hikers.

Our team (from the Netherlands)
For many years we run Hôtel Le Marronnier with love.
Our goal is that our guests enjoy the French lifestyle
as much as we do. You should feel at home and
have a great holiday.

See you in Hôtel Le Marronnier!
Liselotte, Dick, Sharon and Frank

For more information visit the link. http://www.hotellemarronnier.com/site/en/index.html

Posted by: simonb on Jan 02, 2007 - 10:14 PM

Maintenance: Ultraseal Puncture Preventative.

Ultraseal
is a non-toxic water-based gel inserted into the tyre through the tyre
valve. The inner surface of the tyre and rim become coated with a layer
of Ultraseal, stopping tyre porosity and reducing pressure loss.
Punctures within the tyre tread area up to 6 mm are sealed as they
happen, creating a permanent repair for the life of the tyre - tested
at speeds exceeding 150 mph. Ultraseal can pay for itself with
increased tyre life and mpg, with the bonus of a constant protection
against punctures.

The
quality and efficiency of Ultraseal is proven again and again in the
many test reports and testimonials. Ultraseal does not mask unsafe
casing damage, does not void tyre manufacturers' warranty, does not
rust or corrode wheel rims and requires no special handling at tyre
replacement.

Posted by: simonb on Jan 02, 2007 - 10:07 PM

Touring stories: Swiz Pictures

All of the pictures from the 2004 Swizlerland trip.

Posted by: simonb on Dec 27, 2006 - 09:36 PM Read full article: 'Swiz Pictures' (1688 more words)

How to disable the Datatool S3 Alarm.

You know that feeling when the only 3rd party part of your bike the Bl**dy Datatool alarm leaves you stranded by the road in the middle of France at gone midnight. Well It's happened to me several times in the past. So here is how to deactivate the Datatool S3 Alarm immobaliser.

Posted by: simonb on Dec 24, 2006 - 06:35 PM Read full article: 'How to disable the Datatool S3 Alarm.' (151 more words)

Spain and France in company with a Fireblade. From sprint-st.org

Sometime in 2003. We are considering renting a friend's apartment in Alicante said our neighbour, Mandy. Would you like to join us. Oh and the boys can go on their bikes because Andy wants to ride up through Spain and France as you did in 2001. Andy later admitted to me that this was a ploy to get a week away on the bike but still keep the missus happy with the sun, sea and sangria - cunning move, Andy. With no further prompting I started planning the route, similar to previous excursions, but with a few variations. Also, having taken Spanish lessons this year I can order food now as well as beer! Read the full story at http://www.sprint-st.org/routes/spain_to_france_2004_index.html

Posted by: Admin on Dec 23, 2006 - 07:14 PM

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