Looks good

duke63 wrote: A decent air box set up and bigger exhausts are the next logical step but that can wait til next year. Just want to enjoy it for now.

And from experience you can add a decent set of ear plugs to that shipping list

Bike looks superb mate

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Hmmmm.. Nice clean low millage bike...

... been revalved and works as well as Ohlins IMHO. The Showa forks are very good once worked on. A decent air box set up and bigger exhausts are the next logical step but that can wait til next year. Just want to enjoy it for now.

Rocket suggested magnesium wheels next.

Riding it and tracking it.

It does need either a new steering damper or the standard one rebuilt.

Next winter I want to look at improving the breathing of the bike.

What's next on the list?

A new credit card. I'm unsure if I get a new pun code come through the post in the next few days or if I can use my old pin. Any ideas? It's not like these cards are updated every few months but instead every few years so it's not information I actually withhold ...

A new credit card. I'm unsure if I get a new pun code come through the post in the next few days or if I can use my old pin. Any ideas? It's not like these cards are updated every few months but instead every few years so it's not information I actually withhold ...

Nutz get loads of test rides in different bikes in my opinion now you are in the market. That's the only way you will find out what you personally like

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A new credit card. I'm unsure if I get a new pun code come through the post in the next few days or if I can use my old pin. Any ideas? It's not like these cards are updated every few months but instead every few years so it's not information I actually withhold ...

... the car to the finance company with no come back on me. There have however been a few articles recently predicting that car PCPs may cause the next financial crisis as there are concerns in the finance industry that deals are being agreed by the dealers that don't cover the cost of the vehicle ...

The next one i have agreed o buy may well be my last in this way.

Then i want that Porsche. I keep reminding the wife that in a rash alcohol-induced moment of sexually induced contentment, she promised to buy me one with the lump sum from her pension.

... the car to the finance company with no come back on me. There have however been a few articles recently predicting that car PCPs may cause the next financial crisis as there are concerns in the finance industry that deals are being agreed by the dealers that don't cover the cost of the vehicle ...

... and the government persuaded us in to diesels in the first place. Surely any charge cannot effect previous purchases before they rolled out the next set of stealth tax.

I suppose it depends on what do you have to replace on a bike in its first 2 years, compared to what you have to replace in the next 2. Obviously mileage is a factor, but your bike is still relatively young. My opinion would be to hang onto it, but I'm a tight arse and don't like spending ...

Granted it's a 2006 model but it's only got 1200 miles on the clock and it's covered with loads of accessories. Those Arrow race systems aren't cheap. Plus it's a 1050 and D6Nutz might find it easier to go from a 1 litre twin to a 1 litre triple than down to a 675cc triple. I like both of them and I...

Apart from being double the age only 750 quid cheaper! Plus not having a custom paint job and lots of carbon bits.