Honda Transalp. 1987, XL600v, PD06 - getting her ready for the 2024 season!

[@wombat1238marsupial]

Glad to see you back👍👍😀😀

[@RideableClassics]

Yup, the winter hibernation is coming to an end ! 😂😂

[@LS-uv9gg]

:Green with Envy: I'd soooooooo much prefer one of these beauties over a "new" TransAlp!

[@RideableClassics]

It really is a lovely bike !

[@lancesawyer-rd1mg]

Hi, Great useful video, thank you ! I have a 88 Transalp 600 (Italian import) same colours, which Ive just got back on the road after a 2 year break, all running great, how will I know if I need chain/sprockets, I thought it was when the sprockets are sharks fin shape or is it best to change periodically ? Many thansk and will now have a look at the rest of the Transalp videos.

[@OnePaintedMan]

Wanting to purchase one of these in a few months! Wish youtube exposure would stop pushing the prices up! 😂

[@RideableClassics]

The real problem is finding nice examples of the pd06!

[@ginokerekes]

Great bike & great video! I have the same bike but in red / white (exactly the same as in Freddie Dobbs review). I noticed you have the slightly taller screen though, how do you find it at higher speeds? I find the standard screen quite noisy….

[@RideableClassics]

To be honest I find the higher screen better. I did try the standard one, and I think it did look better, but it provided little wind protection.

[@pavelschreil908]

Hey. May I ask if you have addressed the overheating of the engine? For the last season it happens to me that when driving and warming up, just stop at an intersection and the fan starts. The temperature does not drop below half of the thermometer. Any possible advice? So I have the engine in the silver variant. Thanks.

[@antwallis1233]

You don't fancy selling the original silencer ?

[@guille2074]

Hi Antwallis I got an original silencer if you are still looking for one, from a 1991 Transalp 600. The problem: is a bit heavy to post.