I could do Bristol on the SX. Its' the same engine and exhaust set up as the Z1000

... as well? No 21st, but pretty close! Is yours 6 as well? Nah 7. But with the time difference there birthdays are probably closer than if it was the same date (happy) At least in 8-10 yrs we can lament about parenting teenage girls together (lol)

... alternatives were all a lot worse so clung onto that for a while. I charged and conditioned the battery and tried starting it a few times with the same end result. I still haven't fully stripped the bike down and so still something is potentially loose etc. This morning I hooked up the multimeter ...

I have contacted him, he is trying if possible to get as many of these in the Bristol or SW area. I will keep you informed about how he gets on.
I'm assuming this is for the same game as he recorded my 999 for.

Great write up Rocket! Your bike looks the business. I'm the same as you, way happier on RHer's that LHer's yet Eastern Creek has a long fast LH corner off the main straight. I'm still not touching my knee there yet but do most other corners. I wish they ...

... taking that off you reaching for my orange bib. He said he followed me and I did not need to wear it any more. In the afternoon it was more of the same. I was still struggling with parts of the circuit after chatting to Jake (an instructor) He said he would take me out. It was the last half an ...

... mind riding normally. Statistics don't lie in this instance. We could go on all day long about this topic but the results will be the same...whether anyone chooses to believe them or not is their choice. As for living & riding in the Yorkshire Dales...been there & done that....I ...

... either. A bicycles tyres are much more prone to blow-outs than a motorcycle's tyres will ever be. The boiling point of blood is roughly the same as that of water.....I suggest a Camelbak to help alleviate this issue. HTH.

Proper job Kiwi, I've missed birthdays and valentines days in the past due to being stuck in a far flung hotel somewhere, it's never the same phoning on kids birthdays and as a Dad I always felt like I was letting them down somehow - I wasn't that was just the job I do, but it felt rough at ...

... better myself Kiwi, Mrs Gee and myself both had tears running down our face watching that! It was the lass that showed me it Deegee and we had the same result as you two. I showed my kids later in the day and even though my lad tried to act cool they both were cracking up by the end too. It's rather ...

... Blalock Might have been Voyager...dunno?? Was always more into SW because they were movies that had a continuing plot. Star Trek was always the same thing...they'd come into contact with 'strange new life' or whatever...four of them would beam down, and the one hapless guy in the red 'security' ...

That's very nice of the guy giving you his keys. Some people are very trusting I'm unsure if I would be the same!!

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... in manners and riding style, why they choose the roads which everyone knows are full of cars, there are plenty of roads which would offer the same challenges in terms of distance, hills etc... And tend to be less full of pot holes and drains, but they choose to use the main roads full of traffic. ...

No, I said if the bushes are bu66ered it's likely that the seals would leak to. This is a crosser but the principals are the same. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2Zr-3OZDhA" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Ok buddy, i got the wrong end of the stick, yet like ...

No, I said if the bushes are bu66ered it's likely that the seals would leak to.

This is a crosser but the principals are the same.

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I'm pretty much the same as Tony tbh, I've got an FB account but really only to access Pinterest more easily, I'm also an anti-social type.

@ Frankie & Kwacky, you must know the only difference between Art and Porn has always been how much it costs....

Fwiw your body positioning is much better than gixer man, hence he's having to work harder for the same corner speed and giving it the "foggy eyes" as per Kwacky's post.

If it were a horse and cart doing the same speed would it be any different?? Or disabled people in wheelchairs?? They ride abreast to make themselves the width of a vehicle....2 is fine....3 is pushing it a bit, but not out of the realm of feasibility....3 ...

... and won apprentice mechanic of the year. Within three years he had his own repair company. He is now a pub landlord. :^ Another lad I knew at the same time had "the most highly tuned Fs1E", and tinkering with bikes was a love taught to him by his dad. He went on to become a plumber, ...

... of Ohline if you love bikes and want to work in that area. I looked at their career page, all in Stockholm, but of you don't asked you wont know. Same with the online jobs at Kawasaki, Triumph, use the channel provided of course, but also think outside the box, find out who the bosses are you ...