... be looking to go around about the same time next year, so that's 8th - 10th Sept I also fancy a few days again in Europe. I can't spend too long away but maybe a few days in early June around Belgium and that way for a change? Any ideas or suggestions?

... myself in 5 years but I understand I am only a few rungs up the ladder and my legs aren't long enough to take me straight to the top. I'll work my way up, probably make a few sideways steps and just keep plugging away at it. Considering I started in this company 4 years ago earning £10k, I'm now ...

Haha A little effort goes a long way though

Concerning storage, we recommend storing our tires away from lights (especially UV rays), in a place with low humidity between 5 °C and 35°C. We do not advise to use any chemical products to clean or store our tires. We do not have any age limit of ...

Monty wrote: So glad I didn't try and fit those new sprockets, theres no way I could have got the front sprocket off. Their own impact driver couldn't budge it and they had to borrow one off the Snap-On rep

You can't just use a cheater bar to take it off??

Well....not now, but you know what I mean.

Kwacky wrote:On my way back home. Told my boss I'll see him tomorrow

I wish my journey out had been as easy (fecking public transport)

Buy it blade.

Those cans are going to sound mint

Buy it blade

Even D41 is making sense (WTF is up with that)

Buy it blade

On my way back home. Told my boss I'll see him tomorrow

Well I've managed to get exactly 21.6 miles in since picking my bike up after the CAT removal. (on the way home from the garage that's only 300 yards down the road) Then on Saturday i had it running in the garage warming up ready for a ride when it cut out. Dead absolutely ...

Blade wrote:Riding a Panigale 1299. It's my first time so I'm looking forward to it

On track.??
Or treating the road like ........

Either way, enjoy. Not jealous, much

I never take a tyres grip for granted... regardless of date of manufacture I always start slow and build my way up to max. This has done me well so far and the only time I had a slip (although I didn't spill) with tyres that I deemed almost a crash was with a brand ...

So my insurance is up soon and I've been away for the week. As I was coming back from Scotland on Friday I received a text from my bank that I was in debt!! I checked my account and this message was not a fake. So I transferred the funds to pay ...

... I should Monty (lol) I had 15 quid on me last night at the end and a nice warm hotel room to sleep in. I d walked past the homless guy on the way in and gave him a fiver. I felt bad and you never know where life can take you and Im sure he wasnt sleeping on the street by choice. I went back ...

Jumped on it to go down the road and get some milk. The weather was glorious and I got distracted. Made it home with the milk and hour and half later ( got the milk on the way home, no I didn't do the whole ride with it in the tail bag!)

... and found the front end jumping on some corners, so much so I was trying to to run different lines as it I was scared the front would just give way on me. I think I noticed it a lot more on the Suzuki than the Beemer, as everything is a lot hard on the gixer in terms of setting.

There is no way on earth that they would consider building new premises for Parliament.

There's even less change they would consider 100 yards away from the centre of London.

I find that where I work.. we have a 5 hour Friday and I feel I do more on a Friday than I do Mon-Thurs. The reason I feel this way is that I don't want to run out of stuff to do during a day so I go a little slower but on a Friday everything is maximum attack and people get stuff done.

The referendum must rank as one of the biggest cock-ups in the history of British politics. Its going to cost the the UK in a massive way.

Not my actual bike but this arrived yesterday all the way from Australia

... we're leaving the EU & all it's mandates & protection the UK government will be free to leave market forces to take control here. That way we can "look forward" to being far more competitive than our European cousins, due to us having no minimum wage, no compulsory enforced ...

... how about she pushes the envelope a little bit and applies for the job rather than an internship with an extended probation period? That way she is getting paid (win for her) and is very likely to get the full 3-6 months experience which, if she does get laid off, means she has more chance ...