... to the ABS and I had leaks from the bleeder/tube and also had to let the fluid settle out in the syringe so I wasn't injecting air into it. Think next time I'll conventually bled and raise the caliper. (Rear stand on order). Cookie, biggest thing for bleeding ABS is to get the air out of the ABS ...

... a ride. The chain is hot and the link clearances are therefore at their widest so lube gets right in deep on the o rings. It then sets befire yiur next ride and no fling off. Hope the above helps. That's how I do it and I even get a piece of cardboard, set the wheel spinning in gear and hold the ...

... a ride. The chain is hot and the link clearances are therefore at their widest so lube gets right in deep on the o rings. It then sets befire yiur next ride and no fling off. Hope the above helps.

Turn u turns off and I m pretty sure it will move you forward to the next way point by recalulating yorr route which is what I think the Tom Tom function is your describing.

Hope it helps

Monty wrote:How did these fair in Europe Rocket? My almost new M7s squared off after 1300 miles in Scotland, so I'm hoping you're going to tell me these didn't and these will be my next set.

1300 miles and they were squared off...dam that's ugle!! Mines going on and on!

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How did these fair in Europe Rocket? My almost new M7s squared off after 1300 miles in Scotland, so I'm hoping you're going to tell me these didn't and these will be my next set.

... its problems. We had a programmed route in it and like Andy says if you did not clip the last way point it tried to turn you around. Viewing the next way point was also hard i ended up resorting to my phone to check these out. It was also a bit slow at calculating a route if you had gone a little ...

... a waypoint on the Garmin exactly it will then permanently try to take you back to the waypoint till you go into the waypoint list and click the next one.

I'm not going to swap the tyres on the Street until next year. I can't see me using the bike much between now and Spring. It'll be next year for me too - I want to try and use this bike all year on dry days no matter what the temperature, so it will ...

Great reviews by all, much appreciated and tbh it has underlined my opinions on the Mutley, it's at the top of my list for the next bike, sadly I've got too much else to do before that though. |( Cookie, I'd be surprised if you don't choose to change the Supercorsas when the temperature ...

I'm not going to swap the tyres on the Street until next year. I can't see me using the bike much between now and Spring.

... super comfy, soft compliant suspension and it fits Kwacky's commuting needs perfectly. My only complaint was that the brakes don't have much bite. Next I rode the KTM. I have always wanted to try a Ducati Streetfighter and I suspect the KTM is similar. It feels strange initially as you are perched ...

My 6 year old little boy has invited the 11 year old girl next door to his trampoline Birthday Party.

I asked why son ? I thought you would be hanging out with the boys. The answer I like her legs Dad

Fair play son That's my boy

... with these so far, not at all spaced out or drowzy which means I should be fine to drive on these; although I'll see how it goes when I take the next lot. It's a lot better at dealing with the pain than the Zapain was too (Y) Fwiw I suffer no ill effects from Tramadol either Cav, & have found ...

... with these so far, not at all spaced out or drowzy which means I should be fine to drive on these; although I'll see how it goes when I take the next lot. It's a lot better at dealing with the pain than the Zapain was too (Y)

Opposite down here Kwacky, weather said dry all day, got 10 minutes up the road, got completely drenched for the next 20 minutes

... do. Great sound, not too loud. As the owner was behind me I did some blips and got some burbles going so he could hear what the bike sounds like. Next up was Duke's Multistrada . The big engine always sounds reluctant to start, but it does, provided MI5 have checked your credentials and you've ...

... glad duke started it for me as you need a degree and an hour or two with the handbook to work out the controls, there is a lot going on there. The next thing you notice is how comfortable the riding position is and how easy it is to paddle round carparks. I'm not sure exactly which mode the bike ...

Blade wrote:Will have to see Cav but these might prevent any track action

They roar like a p1ssed of Lion that's just had his nads flicked with a wet towel

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Do the Ducati trackdays next year. A blind eye is turned for those events.