That's a much better spot for catching people passing through. Will be a blow to that small place opposite B+Q nearby though.

they will sell them no problem though i'm sure.

Find out I guess. Anything that will help in the furture that he can do now will help him. He doesn't need to know its for the furture though hehe!! His mind is a sponge right now though, take advantage haha

Very nice photos there duke. Looks like you guys had a great time and stunning views

Quick question though...what's with the ladies nickers!! Haha!

Thanks for taking the time to upload the pics for us [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH]

honestly cant see the appeal in retro bikes but each to their own,I would love a blast on a Trumpet rocket though You know sometimes you want to grab her by the hair and go hard... That's a sports bike Other times you just want a lazy head job and enjoy your surroundings... ...

honestly cant see the appeal in retro bikes but each to their own,I would love a blast on a Trumpet rocket though

I had a Bonny for a day and that sounds pretty similar. The brakes were shocking but I'm used to a strong brake set up on my bikes.

I do like the look of the Thruxton though.

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Not much else happening though

I'm hoping to exhibit at the NEC this year , I'll still find time to take some shots for the forum though .

Blade wrote:You still looked though kiwi and that says it all.............

F**k off you

You still looked though kiwi and that says it all.............

As Rocket says great roads but can see in the video they may look dodgy even though they aren't. But I will say that over banding is slippy even in the dry.

The soft tyre option isn't always an advantage though as in the race the hardest option Ducati and Suzuki teams can then run is the medium compound but at some tracks the hard is the better choice. What you gain in one area you can then loose in ...

... litre is too much for what I need/ want/ can handle! Would definitely have to make my mind up when it came to it. Loving what I got at the moment though. 30k miles and it just laughs it off!! a litre bike wont be to much for you or can handle,the throttle works both ways and the torque they offer ...

What camera is that and how did you get the little map on the right. That's ace

Nice vid, though you were speeding. Terribly naughty

... litre is too much for what I need/ want/ can handle! Would definitely have to make my mind up when it came to it. Loving what I got at the moment though. 30k miles and it just laughs it off!! a litre bike wont be to much for you or can handle,the throttle works both ways and the torque they offer ...

... litre is too much for what I need/ want/ can handle! Would definitely have to make my mind up when it came to it. Loving what I got at the moment though. 30k miles and it just laughs it off!!

I havent got a clue what pressure mine are at ,it feels ok though

Make absolutely sure sure there isn't any other reason for it to slip first though, you know the drill - cable adjustment, or cable sticking internally, clutch arm bearings seized, weak clutch springs etc. If the friction plates are worn out, I'd guess by the ...