... etc, 1950's Jags etc and a few big 70's Fords - Falcon and a couple of Shelby Mustangs. In addition to the racing It was all about the cars that were parked everywhere - my favourite was a beautiful DB5 for sale at £356k, or a pristine Dodge Challenger R/T, so many MGB's as to appear commonplace, ...

Did you try the Irish chap I suggested he did me an absolute mega deal on my shock for the Blade ?

Paid 500 for a 3 way adjustable race shock and all the competition were north of a grand.

Custom made and half the price of Maxton, ktech or Ohlins but identical quality and performance.

Still got to get the shock sorted waiting for someone to come back from holiday.

Bearings , cables, hose's and gaskets. Loads of stainless bolts. Want to get to a rolling chassis first then i can see were i am with bits.

Hmmmm....because someone already injured has nothing to lose??? Perhaps if he were a non-compliant, coked-up aggressive lunatic. Not this man, lying on the floor with his arms in the air, trying to save the life of someone suffering with autism. If it was indeed ...

... blasted and reconditioned. Been sanding it down trying to get rid of any bad marks. These came through the post today. Pleased with them as they were pretty cheap second hand. http://i.imgur.com/3XhqSGC.jpg

Brake power is not bad tbh but it's no improvement over oem and feel wooden but in fairness so did oem and Rockets non abs is the same although I think he has Kwackys favourite Mrr pads installed.

When I fitted SBS rs pads to my Blade the difference and improvement were huge.

They were night and day on my bike, very impressed with them. No heat up time at all, very consistent and a nice initial bite. Suspect the one's I replaced were the original pads and were very shiny and full of big holes in the surface so difficult to do a fair comparison with the OEM ones.

Enojyed the fact that the schools have finished for summer. The roads were pretty quiet.

Had a fun commute following an RC8 for about half of my journey into work. I imagine most the cagers we passed were shaking their heads in disgust

Pros & cons to anything, I suppose. My mate's Mom has sommit similar in her phone....we were able to find her phone, but not her....I thought I was walking into a room that might have a body in it...instead she had nipped out to the store....go figure. It's a tool...and ...

... learning: a new circuit, slicks, freshly serviced suspension and the temperature - I was glad of this decision. Some of the issues with the bike were exaggerated by me overriding the bike, it behaved better (although still terrible). For session 3 I added 1 turn of preload and took 1 turn of ...

... As you are aware, since buying the bike I have had very little opportunity to use it due to various faults with it, which, unbeknown to myself, were present at the time of purchase. You have very kindly cooperated with the attempts made to rectify those issues. Recently I contacted a local BMW ...

... As you are aware, since buying the bike I have had very little opportunity to use it due to various faults with it, which, unbeknown to myself, were present at the time of purchase. You have very kindly cooperated with the attempts made to rectify those issues. Recently I contacted a local BMW ...

... I’d be £2,875.00 out of pocket. I know Mike never mentioned it was a 2010 model when I was buying it, I wouldn’t have bought at that price. There were 2010 models available £1k or more less, yet I wanted the latest/newest model I could afford hence going for your 2012 bike. I appreciate the cost ...

... be around £200 by his partner Nicky instead of going to my local chap for £450, all to save me sending back up to them. if i'd know a) the parts were going to be 4 weeks and b) it was going to cost them £560 i'd have insisted it went back up to them as per their warranty it states they do the ...

Sorry to hear this Blade. Thought you were going for warranty work?

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Well it's all over now, but took the camper trailer out with the kids for two nights. Bit cold but we were rugged up well. Good learning curve and I have a better idea of the way I want to get things set up now. Kids loved it, went with my daughters best mates family. Had ...

It must be summer, there were loads of people commuting to work on their bikes.

... things like this doesn't do anything to me!! However that is the Beauty of being human we all are individuals who like different things and if we were all the same the world would be bloody boring haha!! Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

These are being hosted in Birmingham this year. It's a weekend event. There are well over 3000 people competing from all around the world. There were teams from the USA, Australia, Korea, Nepal, Argentina, Antilles to name but a few. It really is an international event. Both of my kids were competing. ...