Rather one of those than a deer, I think.....but either could ruin your day if it was big enough. That little fawn I hit years ago just exploded on impact ....but that was a tiny fcuker. Barely cracked the left side lower. Frickin' leg was killing afterwards.

Not always the case Ross, my ASVs went back twice under warranty because they faded. The Chinese one I have now are 2 years old and haven't faded. To be fair to ASV they have a lifetime warranty (or some warranty I can't rememebe how long) so easily take back and get a new pair. ...

Not always the case Ross, my ASVs went back twice under warranty because they faded. The Chinese one I have now are 2 years old and haven't faded.

Rossgo wrote:Only the Italians would send a reply to an email...1.5 years after sending it [emoji849]

Welcome to my world

They had it in June for years and the weather was shit every year.

The calendar has to fit around the logistics of moving 50 trucks and 2000 people round the world.

Don't see the point It's been fine for many years why change it

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... I have passed ever since. Great that they can. However i think legally it should be a requirement for everyone to have an eye sight every few years if you drive. To get to a point of only seeing 7 meters in front of you is a scary prospect while we drive around them Sent from my SM-G935F using ...

Only the Italians would send a reply to an email...1.5 years after sending it [emoji849] I asked to extend my warranty and the link didn't work but gave an email address to reply to. Which I thought was fine but it had no information of what they wanted ...

Sad news. I seem to remember that he hadn't been well these past few years. The guy will always be remembered for his slapstick, but behind all that was some serious acting skills.
"Sharkey's Machine" was one of my favorites as a teen.

You may not be aware that the iconic Ace Cafe is 80 years old this weekend. Tomorrow (Friday) is the start of the celebrations, and I/we will be there for our final Hudgell Bike night of 2018. Our guest will be Helite (airbag jackets) and we will again ...

I bought a set of these for 15 quid thinking I'd buy some ASV later on. Still on the bike 2 years later as they've been brilliant and can't see the ASVs being 10 times better. I am temped buy those Diamond Racing ones that Kwacky posted up though. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Short-Brake-Clutch-Levers-For-Triumph-DAYTONA-675-R-11-16-SPEED-TRIPLE-R-12-15/122026751489?hash=item1c695c7601:g:l1cAAOSwBYFawiVf ...

I had Chinese levers on the RSV for years, only issue was a nut falling off at the iom.

I also have the vtrec levers same as stonsie and would highly recommend them. Great quality.

I bought a set of these for 15 quid thinking I'd buy some ASV later on. Still on the bike 2 years later as they've been brilliant and can't see the ASVs being 10 times better. I am temped buy those Diamond Racing ones that Kwacky posted up though. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Short-Brake-Clutch-Levers-For-Triumph-DAYTONA-675-R-11-16-SPEED-TRIPLE-R-12-15/122026751489?hash=item1c695c7601:g:l1cAAOSwBYFawiVf

... on my bike. Perfectly good enough, & it's folding ability has saved it being broken (or breaking the perch) numerous times. I got mine a few years back from eBay as a pair, for about £ 14. iirc.!! Having said that, there is no way whatsoever that I'd use the brake lever from the set, call ...

But that's 2 years away. We've no idea what the Honda and what the Ducati GP bikes will be like by then.

... faster than ever as the bike suits his style. I have no doubt Ducati are fully aware of this and will do everything they can to recruit him in two years time. A perfect match I suspect.

... which is a break down of the insulation around the nerves. The major cause for this is MS, but chemical exposure is also a cause. I spent years inside aircraft fuel tanks being exposed to Avtur & FSII (military additive to Avtur, Fuel System Icing Inhibitor) which is a known Central ...

Kwacky wrote:I find dry lube tends to wash off very easily in the rain. I was told years ago to dry lube hen wax on top for all year riding.

I'm using Rockoil at the moment and it's excellent.

Wtf sounds special

I find dry lube tends to wash off very easily in the rain. I was told years ago to dry lube hen wax on top for all year riding.

I'm using Rockoil at the moment and it's excellent.

That will last you years Rossgo (y) I can't remember how long I have had mine but longer than I remember and still going strong. I do like a clean chain. The previous owner of the 675 had used that horrible wax chain lube (swear) and ...