Suzuki Club UK

its no secret that my priorities are a little wayward! if its just the head gasket ill have mine up and running again by tomorrow evening, so as soon as you get those new doors put on yours ill have another cheeky cruise up and take yours off your hands!

Yeah no bother. The doors should be available by Saterday night.

also speaking of driving long distances in an SJ i bought mine from east sussex and drove it 314 miles home, no heating, stereo, anything, in -3 degrees!

timwilks13 wrote:also speaking of driving long distances in an SJ i bought mine from east sussex and drove it 314 miles home, no heating, stereo, anything, in -3 degrees!

Awesome aren't they!

Heated seats sound good might do that in mine stick some heated 12v pads in bukets then ill be preped for winter as well as the ac for the warm day a year haha

Haveing heating is a luxeery for me last winter i rode my old gsxr racebike 50 miles in a snowstorm cos i dnt like leaveing my toys unattended cold was a underststment lol

There were times when i had hail blasting at me due to the roof not having been put on properly that i questioned my choice in purchase, but 8 hours later i took her off roading and it became oh so clear why so many of you keep them on the road!

Been watching a ton of youtube videos of wagtail, so far i have learnt that:
a) if you go in an SJ there will be hard bits, but should have a laugh,
b) if you go in a defender you have to avoid anything steep, wet or muddy,
c) if you go in a disco you have wasted your money, and
d) if you go in a range rover you have wasted your life.

Haveing heating is a luxeery for me last winter i rode my old gsxr racebike 50 miles in a snowstorm cos i dnt like leaveing my toys unattended cold was a underststment lol

windsor wrote:Haveing heating is a luxeery for me last winter i rode my old gsxr racebike 50 miles in a snowstorm cos i dnt like leaveing my toys unattended cold was a underststment lol

haha i can imagine, i took my XL250 out a few times over winter, no more than 4/5 miles at a time, pretty much had to defrost my hands on the exhaust before doing anything!

timwilks13 wrote:There were times when i had hail blasting at me due to the roof not having been put on properly that i questioned my choice in purchase, but 8 hours later i took her off roading and it became oh so clear why so many of you keep them on the road!

Been watching a ton of youtube videos of wagtail, so far i have learnt that:
a) if you go in an SJ there will be hard bits, but should have a laugh,
b) if you go in a defender you have to avoid anything steep, wet or muddy,
c) if you go in a disco you have wasted your money, and
d) if you go in a range rover you have wasted your life.

Lets face it. If you own anything with rover in the description you either need help or are so old help is pointless and you may aswell be in assisted living.