Cheers Gilly. I'm really enjoying doing it. it would be a lot quicker and easier in the summer lol. If you need any tips when you are doing yours, let me know. Cheers Mick
Thanks for your comments. The carpet is from ebay, £55 for the van walls with 6 cans of glue and £24 for the roof lining. Here is a link www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363914633077?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=o87a0f3ttpw&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=zIZCxNVHQju&var=633158603677&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Cheers Mick
Hi Mick, came across your channel whilst looking at suspension mods for Honda CRF 300L. I m really keen to get into green laning and maybe some overnight camping / trails . Got an old BSA A65 Hornet off the road and a Honda CB750 SOHC in bits so desperate to get back on the road with a reliable dual sport bike. Got my eye on the Honda CRF Rally and your reviews have only increased my appetite to own one! My question to you is... is the 300L still the bike you love and intend on keeping or knowing what you know would you swap it for something different? I see you've bought the RE Hym but assume you've still kept the 300L? Appreciate any advice you can give me. PS Like you was at the NEC bike show and surprised the KTM 390 ADV R was not there.... maybe if KTM don't go bankrupt maybe this bike would be a good competitor to the CRF? All the best Deryck
Hi Deryck. Thanks for your comments. Yes I still have the CRF300L and have no intentions of selling it. I bought this for winter riding and getting into green laning. I have grown with the bike and modded it when needed. Its a fantastic bike and I don't think it can be beaten pound for pound. I bought the Himalayan for long distance road and light gravel travel and have not been disappointed with this bike either. They are two different bikes for different occasions.. The CRF is still my favorete. Hope this helps. Cheers Mick
It’s coming together nicely. I can’t wait to get one. I will have to re-watch all of these videos to sort mine out
Cheers Gilly. I'm really enjoying doing it. it would be a lot quicker and easier in the summer lol. If you need any tips when you are doing yours, let me know. Cheers Mick
Really loved this knowledgeable video keep up the good work
Many thanks for your kind comments. Cheers Mick.
Great video 👍
Many thanks. Cheers Mick. 👍
Wow love that Mick look great . Makes it look and feel warmer to I bet , plus reducing that rain noise
The road noise is a massive improvement and of course the comfort too. Cheers Mick
great video !!! were did you purchase carpet lining ? is it expensive ?
Thanks for your comments. The carpet is from ebay, £55 for the van walls with 6 cans of glue and £24 for the roof lining. Here is a link www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363914633077?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=o87a0f3ttpw&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=zIZCxNVHQju&var=633158603677&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Cheers Mick
Hi Mick, came across your channel whilst looking at suspension mods for Honda CRF 300L. I m really keen to get into green laning and maybe some overnight camping / trails . Got an old BSA A65 Hornet off the road and a Honda CB750 SOHC in bits so desperate to get back on the road with a reliable dual sport bike. Got my eye on the Honda CRF Rally and your reviews have only increased my appetite to own one! My question to you is... is the 300L still the bike you love and intend on keeping or knowing what you know would you swap it for something different? I see you've bought the RE Hym but assume you've still kept the 300L? Appreciate any advice you can give me. PS Like you was at the NEC bike show and surprised the KTM 390 ADV R was not there.... maybe if KTM don't go bankrupt maybe this bike would be a good competitor to the CRF? All the best Deryck
Hi Deryck. Thanks for your comments. Yes I still have the CRF300L and have no intentions of selling it. I bought this for winter riding and getting into green laning. I have grown with the bike and modded it when needed. Its a fantastic bike and I don't think it can be beaten pound for pound. I bought the Himalayan for long distance road and light gravel travel and have not been disappointed with this bike either. They are two different bikes for different occasions.. The CRF is still my favorete. Hope this helps. Cheers Mick