Nope. I had the same thing on the Daytona, I was sure it was the headstock bearings. Finally got around to lifting it and they were fine. Turned out to be the brake discs moving on the rivets I had the same on the Daytona. Ive just ...

Nope. I had the same thing on the Daytona, I was sure it was the headstock bearings. Finally got around to lifting it and they were fine. Turned out to be the brake discs moving on the rivets I had the same on the Daytona. Ive just ...

Nope. I had the same thing on the Daytona, I was sure it was the headstock bearings. Finally got around to lifting it and they were fine. Turned out to be the brake discs moving on the rivets

Pretty er, 'rich' of Steve Handjobs to lament his doom like that....but you don't ever hear of some poor starving tw@t writing the same thing. I'd settle for shedloads of cash...invest it to make shedloads more, and so on... And, note to Steve.....You can't take your memories with you either!! ...

Excellent day out and great to see Frankie ( who i last saw at the same event last year) and Cookie and Jane ( who i last saw on the tour of the Ducati factory in Bologna 18 months ago). Weather was perfect after a very cold start and some lovely bikes there. ...

I dunno...the view out the screen would be the same no matter what??

It's growing on me, TBH.

... then I'll be buying them I think... The engineer in me came out to play though. Larger brake discs result in large torques being applied for the same input force which relates to ~7% less lever input force than OEM. I then considered mass differences but as the Brembo discs are 1mm thinner than ...

duke63 wrote:Yes but will check it later. We get 2 runs. One in morning and one afternoon. It's a fabulous place. Mobile number is still the same.

Cool, see you Sunday

Yes but will check it later. We get 2 runs. One in morning and one afternoon. It's a fabulous place. Mobile number is still the same.

... control of the horses, but that's about as likely as Pinocchio having wooden balls. A bicyclist riding up behind them could have elicited the very same reaction....I know this because I've had the same thing happen....several times.....ask them, and the 'horse people' will take their sweet-ass ...

Lorenzo reminds me of Prost in F1. He would hit the same spot at every corner, lap after lap. That's a good call....not sure if Prost did some of the driving in "Ronin", might have been...but whichever F1 driver they used Frankenheimer made ...

Lorenzo reminds me of Prost in F1. He would hit the same spot at every corner, lap after lap.

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Itchy wrote:Is that the Mach 16 event Perkles?

Yes you going ?

No, but one of my work mates appears to be in the same boat as you, as in he got told he was going for the week and he had to lump it!

If you see a monobrowed dwarf in a RAF uniform wishing the week was over, that'll probably be him!

... to be honest. The rear would have been better on the MT09 because of the softer suspension and having more weight over the rear - I found the same going from a supermoto to a sport bike

... when interviewed....Dunlop or whoever grabbed him and said "Don't say that you blew a tyre...it makes us look bad!"...the next week the same thing happened at the very same turn IIRC....what happened?? "Blew a wheel..." Total class!!

[SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND SMILING EYES] I find them really nice...plus no fat so when I come to clean up I don't have to scrap up the grease, instead it just wipes clean!! Same with mince actually I use Quorn a fair bit...easier to clean up after haha

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And in related news, Cal's team manager also admitted the very same thing...hinting that Cal would soon achieve pole position at the head of the dole queue...

... though.....Texas is NASCAR country, and they don't need no stinkin' high-falutin' motorsickles down in them there parts. Hillbillies. I know the same thing has been happening in regard to Laguna for years...not just for GP but for anything. Separate issue there though.....Laguna/Mazda is actually ...

My first Tankslap rideout was a good one. Really enjoyed the roads and the company. I made the same mistake with summer gloves too, my hands were tingling all day, most of that was from Kwackys back wheel throwing stones though, nearly shit myself when it happened. Hope ...

Hit a blind crest at close to 90mph, got airborne, both wheels off the deck, I reckon I cleared the hill as I landed in a puddle, landed so hard I decked the bike and threw the water over my legs and the back of the bike. Then saw Monty has pulled over, wetting himself laughing, so I did the same.