TonyB wrote:Trying to explain evolution to a 5 year old.

Hope that went well!!

... excess on home contents policy? And it would count as a claim on your house policy if you did have to claim, resulting in a increase the next year? I have claimed twice (albeit a few years ago) and my premium went up by about £3. It seems that the way claims are recorded for contents/building ...

Trying to explain evolution to a 5 year old.

Wont you have a heftier excess on home contents policy? And it would count as a claim on your house policy if you did have to claim, resulting in a increase the next year?

... thread! Taking out the battery I noticed some rust. There are bits of it all over the bike that I need to address (a legacy from it spending 3 years not in a garage), so I thought today was as good a day as any to have a crack. Underneath the seat there's a sort of strut, I think it provides ...

... and 33 in the rear! Yep that would fook it up especially at the front and explain the poor feeling on corner entry. Set them 34/38 this time of year and put the suspension back to stock and I'm sure it will transform things as they are a great handling bike even as stock without any tinkering.

Went out for an early morning blast on dry roads, yes the first time this year the roads have been dry on a weekend still fecking cold... Nice bacon bab, cuppa and a natter with an old mate. I do enjoy a good blast on a clear country road in the morning... lol..

... work perfectly as the parity between bikes is as good as it could be. PI is a quick track and there was nothing wrong with the squirt of the 8 year old Fireblade.Gutted for Alex Lowes, made up for JR and Chad Davies and have to mention Sylvain Guintoli, fast all weekend and great to see him ...

Reminds me of mine after it was found last year burnt to ****. I really hope the purpotrators and their mothers get AIDS or MND.

... Not sure about the front end yet, brakes lovely but feels a bit weird/vague tipping in. Hard to say yet as I've not ridden a bike for nearly two years and only done about 60 miss daisy miles today. It's in mint condition for a 6 year old bike, clearly been looked after. The headers look like ...

I took a z1000 out year as the dealer told me try one.

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... the H1 triple, Kawasaki with the H2 supercharger... And all divisive, opinion splitting machines... :D I remember seeing the H2(R) at the MCN last year, surrounded by loads of sniffy, overweight old blokes going "well, it doesn't look like a proper bike, does it?" (lol) Well, **** off ...

At least it isn't like a Suzuki where you have to have the clutch in to start it. you do on the Daytona 600 too. I hadn't started it in about a year and tried, wouldn't start. Checked the whole electrical system, pulled the starter switch apart and cleaned it (known problem) tested the relay. ...

... the front is. Having the oil changed and the plugs and filters done too, cos why not whilst it's there? Easier than me disposing of the filthy, 2 year old oil. Sunday, some footie matches with the lads round. Oh, and I'm on call all weekend, so all of that is paid. Yay.

Perkles wrote:

D41 wrote:And yes we do.

Do what ?

I'm guessing that (as this is D41 we're talking about) he's saying 120 year olds age gracefully.???

But who can tell with the plastic Yank.

Personally, I'm just chuffed to have seen a post from him.

Quieter ever year, but happy birthday dude. Hope you've had a great day

Cheers guys, been a quiet event this year.

... can add anything between £30 and £70 to the premium. LEI is a wate of space and money and is 90% profit (to the tune of over £200 million) every year to the insurers. You do not need LEI simply because if you have a crash which is not your fault you can get legal representation under a CFA (no ...

... the road and I'll never be quick on track. The SX is the bike I'll probably change next. I like the zzr1400 but I won't be changing for at least a year. The SX is a bit of a jack of all trades but it puts a smile on my face.

I always get joke like prices from Aviva. £3500 to insure my car, for example. What, did I go to sleep and wake up a 21 year old trying to insure a Fiesta ST? My car's with Direct Line, who aren't necessarily the cheapest, but I've had pretty good support from in the past. R1 and Harley ...