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The aim of this site is to give you some information about myself (both professional and private). That's why you will find articles that concern my professional activities but also, from time to time, an article that is linked to things that concern my private life and that I want to share with you. Enjoy...

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Tag: Triumph Sprint ST
Sprint ST model 2007

Trip to Durbuy in May 2007

Well, I’m almost there…almost 50.000 km done on my Triumph Sprint ST. I bought this bike 3 years ago (February 2007) and it has never let me down since then. I’m a regular driver who uses his bike mainly (almost exclusively) for professional means. During the weekend I don’t have a lot of opportunities to go drive in the beautiful region of Huy and the Ardennes that are not so far from where I live. Just to tell you that I’m not the classic weekend warrior who is polishing his bike from morning till noon and then goes for long rides through senic landscapes (I wished).

I have chosen the Triumph Sprint ST for several reasons and I would like to share them with you so that it might help if you ever have to make a choice for a bike that will at the same time be used for professional home-work traffic but that can also be used for good leisure trips. My main criteria at the time where :

  • Budget
  • Test-Drive
  • Reliability

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I’m one of these guys who risks his life every morning by driving from Liège to Brussels…on a bike. And last week it was really a whole adventure. Rain, traffic jams, wind, cold and every other unpleasantry you can think of. My boots were so soaked that I had to put them on the central heating when I arrived at my clients office. I was sitting with only my socks on at the meeting table. Luckily for me I have a very understanding client who prefers me being on time and soaked than being too late but dry. I therefore would like to thank all my clients who bring up the necessary understanding when I arrive (on time) looking like a soaked rat who just avoided a horrible drowning death in the sewers. And also many thanks for the warm coffee that is always spontaneously offered.