I have the same problem on polish forum ...

In the last 9 months there has been a very significant rise in traffic on the forum from Bots, Webcrawlers and AI systems.
This is now starting to push the monthly bandwidth above the level allowed by the current hosting Service.

For this reason most of the boards on this forum are no longer viewable by guests who will now have to register to view any content.

Hopefully this will bring the monthly traffic back to an acceptable level.

If any other options become available additional information will be posted here.

Quote from: The Traveller on September 22, 2025, 06:29:55Thanks for allowing me to join, I have a 2017 CRF1000 which I have recently added to my garage, hoepfully I can learn a bit, and teach a bit. See you soon.

Welcome here!

Congratulations for your new addition to your garage. I am having lots of fun with my CRF1100, so I presume what you can expect out of her.

You have a number of fellow Brits here that are expected next year at VIM26 in Italy. You are welcome to meet them and other members of the community there.

See you,

Josep

Hello from Oslo 

Welcome to our community.
Here you will find lots of good technical advices and travel advices.
Start planning your next vacation now.
We will meet close to Rome late May in 2026 and in Slovenia in 2027.

Thanks for allowing me to join, I have a 2017 CRF1000 which I have recently added to my garage, hoepfully I can learn a bit, and teach a bit. See you soon.

Welcome! You might not he the Costas Josep just mentioned but anyone is welcome!

Quote from: saxo_29 on May 30, 2025, 15:04:42Hi to all.
I'm Costas, 55 years old from Athens Greece.

Being a former Varadero owner ( MK1 ), which I sold in 2009, and having ridden and owned quite a few other bikes over the past years, I have decided to return to the flock. I'm expecting to be buying a MK2 in the next few days which I will present to you as soon as it comes into my possession.

S Barker the admin at honda-varadero-uk.org suggested I join as there are apparently other Greek riders on the forum.



Keep well and drive safe.
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Welcome Costas and welcome back to Varadero riding!
I for one used to ride an (ABS) MK2. Over 200k km of fun.

See you on the road, or at some next edition of vim!

Josep

Hi to all.
I'm Costas, 55 years old from Athens Greece.

Being a former Varadero owner ( MK1 ), which I sold in 2009, and having ridden and owned quite a few other bikes over the past years, I have decided to return to the flock. I'm expecting to be buying a MK2 in the next few days which I will present to you as soon as it comes into my possession.

S Barker the admin at honda-varadero-uk.org suggested I join as there are apparently other Greek riders on the forum.



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Quote from: JosepM on March 19, 2025, 21:10:12I am 177 cm tall (5'10"?).
My stock FI Varadero was ok for me. I could see above the screen but the air was sent to my helmet.

I would go for something taller, like my present AfricaTwin. More sensitive to wind, but you can ride with your helmet visor open. Also, when relaxed, you see the road through the bike screen, so you'd better keep it clean (unlike me)

I am 5´11´and I was using MRA with extension. It makes it good when raining, all water goes over you... and I have taller one for AT too...

Welcome Barry. Check MRA Germany, they had an varioscreen for the SD01 Varadero. Make sure the original feulpump is replaced by either a Facet or a QH one.