A tour around north India on Royal Enfields

[Marmite]

Sorry, I buggered up the first image and cannae get rid of the attachment.

 

[Lone Rider]

Sorry, I buggered up the first image and cannae get rid of the attachment.

You can remove the attachment by going to "Edit Post" and at the bottom you will have then an option to "Go Advanced". If you do that then you will see below the message a section called "Attachments" and that is where you can delete the attachment. I can do it for you if you wish so or, if you want to do it yourself, please go ahead.

 

[Marmite]

^ I tried, but I couldn't see how I could delete the attachment (only add it).

Feel free to remove it for me - thanks.

 

[Lone Rider]

^ I tried, but I couldn't see how I could delete the attachment (only add it).

Feel free to remove it for me - thanks.

OK Done

 

[helbob]

This pics make me absolutely crazy, wonderful views

Wow!

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And double 'Wow"!

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This is getting better day by day.

 

[helbob]

I thinking about a gopro for the next trip.
Does anyone know if the bracket shown in the picture is safe because i don't want loose the gopro :RE

 

[KTMphil]

The glue seems pretty good, I don't know personally anyone who's lost one.

 

[oldbloke]

I thinking about a gopro for the next trip.
Does anyone know if the bracket shown in the picture is safe because i don't want loose the gopro :RE

Can't comment on the bracket, but if you were worried about losing it, a simple safety line from the gopro to ,say, the helmet buckle, should do the trick. That way, worst case scenario will see it fly lose and start wacking you on the shoulder. I'd use appropriately rated nylon fishing line, or cord. Keep it short so it can't whip around your neck and choke/cut you!