Hello! new here

[rodbargee]

just bought my second Mirage sold the first one years ago in a job lot of bikes I'd built up..Big mistake, anyhow now bought a nice example previously restored by Ged of GCS motorcycles it goes really well very happy with it so far, I have a few things on the to do list but what bike doesn't, cards behind the virtual bar if you have one. Im based in stokesley N Yorks.

 

[chrisk]

Welcome; Looks good with 1000 tank, IMHO.

 

[rodbargee]

Thanks, quite like it myself 8)

 

[CLEMTOG]

probably was a TS, since it is fitted with the seat trims, no bosses for that on other bikes except Jota 120 and your series 11 is not one of them. Interesting combination of flat(ish) handlebars and factory (very expensive) rear sets. Good looking, I like it.
CLEM

 

[Haggis]

Welcome aboard.

Agree with others, bike looks good. Has an air of potency about it   

 

[Cosi]

Yeah, nah, that?s all wrong...someone has to be honest here

 

[T.C]

Welcome aboard, but hey that was funny...

 

[rodbargee]

Yeah, nah, that?s all wrong...someone has to be honest here

Prob looks upsidown eh?

 

[Sir Sidney Ruffdiamond]

Looks delish  - i must wear glasses  8)

 

[Paul Marx]

Welcome aboard.

Agree with others, bike looks good. Has an air of potency about it 

A potent TS sweetie.

Paul

 

[ngiles]

Hi and welcome. I spent a lot of my childhood in stokesley, lovely part of the world. I get back there every few years. But now live in Sydney. Also have 1200TS. Enjoy the bike on the moors.

 

[a14rgs]

Hi and welcome. I spent a lot of my childhood in stokesley, lovely part of the world. I get back there every few years. But now live in Sydney. Also have 1200TS. Enjoy the bike on the moors.

Nice pie shop in Great Ayton

 

[rodbargee]

Nice pie shop in Great Ayton

hence the 1200!

 

[3CBRG]

Interesting build. Black frame, 1200 with 1000 tank, last gen tail etc. Works...

 

[chrisk]

Yeah, nah, that?s all wrong..

Argee-bargee?

 

[rodbargee]

I presumed it was an antipodean perspective

 

[chrisk]

Looking at again, firstly I didn?t like the rear ducktail, but it really suits the cut off mudguard. It really lightens the look of the back end of the bike.

 

[Dellortoman]

... cut off mudguard.

I don't think it's cut off. Looks like the rear section is missing entirely. Is that a skinny little number plate bracket that's just visible edge-on?

 

[Legs]

It's been hipsterised!
Sorry Rodbargee, bit of a running joke, looks grouse.

 

[Vince]

It's your bike so do as you feel like, I have never been a fan of ducktails and yours looks perpetually too long. It would, in my opinion, look better stopping at the seat end. But in the real world, it's a good idea to stop the tyre spraying water up your back in the rain. Looks or practicability don't always join up.