Love the new colour scheme Kwavly looks superb and looks like you've really done her justice [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND SMILING EYES]

Sorry to hear you couldn't get there Andy. But sounds like.it was a cracking day for you all who was able to make it.

Enjoy it today guys have fun, stay safe , eat cake, melt some rubber and take some snaps for us saps for can't make it!!

Changed my broken foot rest with a new one. Doesn't look nearly as good, and feels slightly different but what can you do with a £7.99 part instead of 40 odd quid OEM part! Just need to test it out sure it will be fine

Definitely right there Blade, must admit I do always do my homework on tyres before buying. I remember I had Dunlop Qualifiers on my CBR400RR all those years ago and they were amazing when up to temp. a lot of feel and great turn in characteristics. However I knew the difference when they were cold ...

Can't throw more into the mix Kwacky this is hard enough as it is!

Kwacky she needs to get a bit dirty, she hasn't been used for ages, she's like a dog rolling in muck. she just wants to let her pack know where she's been [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]

Just had a lovely Chinese [FACE SAVOURING DELICIOUS FOOD]

Cheers Blade, yes definitely do like the Powers even if they are an aging tyre they still do the job pretty well. I will have a think about all this and come back to this thread when I have decided a lot of good information here that I can mull over Thanks for all the help guys [SMILING FACE WITH SM...

Haha I'm chuckling on the sofa reading all this and my missus is asking me why...I best keep my mouth shut [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]

No mate I left there, it was a case of handing in my notice prior to the 3 month so I could be out in a week, rather than a full month, that I could not handle. I am sure I will, thanks mate, it was a bit of a kick, as I thought this one went exceptionally well. Oh well obviously the universe did n...

Frankie sure your find another one soon, hope your still in your working period at the dealers mate

kiwikrasher wrote:Another 21 deg day in the garden.

Tomorrow moving back to the cabin as the missus gets back from her cruise. Bye bye Wifi

Sorry to hear your still living apart Kiwi

Get the M7's for winter, store the michelins under the bed. That will satisfy your tight ass mentality ( I'm exactly the same btw) because you still have your tyres. If you're worn thru the m7 rear by next summer you will be in a good position to decide, by a new rear in Michelin and refit the fron...

No issues with them in the cold. They warm up pretty quickly which had me worried they would cook on the track, but they don't. I can only second this. I've been out on m7's in anything from freezing cold winter days (and yes there was ice about) to boiling hot track days. They don't seem to bother...

Shanghai Knights. Still makes me chuckle

Pasta, green pesto, veg, diced chicken with sausage. I don't tend to cook but yesterday I cooked a roast and this today. My partner is the better cook I'm usually the guy who washes up...today I did both!@

Thanks Kwacky. As I don't lay it up over winter they have to be good and I know you do all sorts of weather's so your the best to ask for the real talk about these! They are very high in my list if not the top to be honest just the price at the moment for these particular tyres as they are still new...

Good idea that keep for emergencies, don't think my partner would like having tyres hanging around though [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]

Kwacky wrote:Some people have too much time on their hands, but I'm thankful for it.

The world needs people like this...it gives us busy people a moment of happiness while working!!