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    If it wasn't for the fact that I can crash anything on two or three wheels I'd own either a Royal Enfield or a Ural.
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    Quote Originally Posted by artificer View Post
    ... I'd own either a Royal Enfield or a Ural.
    You're saying that to wind everyone up aren't you?

    Royal Enfield are now made by Enfield India based in Chennai, (formerly Madras). Good bikes still by all accounts but a bit like South Asian Kilts and sporrans. Not quite the quality they once were when they used to be home grown... ... Arguably...

    Urals? Unquestionably a good bike, if a little rough in the ride.
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    Quote Originally Posted by English Bloke View Post
    You're saying that to wind everyone up aren't you?

    Royal Enfield are now made by Enfield India based in Chennai, (formerly Madras). Good bikes still by all accounts but a bit like South Asian Kilts and sporrans. Not quite the quality they once were when they used to be home grown... ... Arguably...

    Urals? Unquestionably a good bike, if a little rough in the ride.
    Hmmm I'm very likely moving to Madras (Wife is indian and says its still Madras to her and not Chennai ~good old forced name changes~). I will most likely be getting a Royal Enfield. The bikes are made exactly like they were in the 50's -60's which I think is cool on its own but is also a bike you can work on yourself. My mother in law long ago was looking into shipping one over from India (she could get it cheaper including the shipping to the US than it would cost to get one here) but the restrictions of shipping an engine due EPA regulations ect are pretty severe.
    MacMillian, and if I go way back I've found some lines that have Kerr, Home, Maxwell, and Campbell

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    Quote Originally Posted by English Bloke View Post
    You're saying that to wind everyone up aren't you?

    Royal Enfield are now made by Enfield India based in Chennai, (formerly Madras). Good bikes still by all accounts but a bit like South Asian Kilts and sporrans. Not quite the quality they once were when they used to be home grown... ... Arguably...

    Urals? Unquestionably a good bike, if a little rough in the ride.
    Interesting, as I saw these in Mysore.



    Only spent enough time in Chennai to get the hell out of Chennai.

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