Ziss is very bad!

Blade wrote:Not read it yet but loads of info here.

http://www.docdroid.net/13pdx/d52ae752- ... 1.pdf.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Haven't had a chance to go all the way through but it seems to be in ze German!

So got a few mins in break time. My commute is mostly dual carriage way national speed limit, mixed in with road works. The ride home was dull. There's not much poke left at 90mph ish, it was really quiet with standard exhausts (and I was wearing ear plugs). The seat was very ...

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Not read it yet but loads of info here.

http://www.docdroid.net/13pdx/d52ae752- ... 1.pdf.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

it looks nice in that video tbh

The mentality of so many people tthese days is really disturbing. Whatever the provocation you can't just run someone off the road.

I wonder what the police will view that as? Attempted murder maybe?

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPSKkSUNcAk[/video]

Looks better with Marquez on it.

Apparently Honda bosses have said if there is enough demand they may produce a cheaper, lower spec v4 road bike to sit between the RCV-213s and Fireblade. Here's hoping

Yeah the Dunlop's of old were rightly named Dunslips, but the new ntec stuff road or track specific is very very good.

Daytona 650.......34F/38R for the road, 28F/25R for the track.

.....I think...it's been a while.

Bumped into some Manc on the side of the road. He took me round some nice roads and to a sweet cafe had a top ride. Then on the way home I found out cats eyes hurt your knee and tried to be the new hood ornament on a Mercedes truck.

Ha ha That's about right up that way, I lived down the road opposite the cricket club before I moved back here, and had to queue for bloody ages just to get over the bridge every morning, that looked very light as traffics goes. Not standing in her ...

I had a gsxr 750 ,it was an awesome bike ,went like fook, handling like a 600 but with more grunt and good on the road

I saw a similar thing today. Heading down the hill into town, and a highway patrol was sitting on the side of the road. I dutifully flashed headlights to warn the next few oncoming vehicles. Except a bloke in a truck didn't notice me flash..... because he was reading a f**king book!!! ...

Perkles wrote:

rocket wrote:Gsxr750 the Bike I probably should have bought

how come your 1000 is the dogs bollax

I love it and wont be changing for a while, but in real terms the 750 would be more than enough for the road

Was just trying to throw a curve ball for rossgo

Track and road set up sounds a good idea for what I know you have planned for the sixR

It's like for like.
It means I can clean a set at my leisure.
The old ones have got some chips and marks on them so it'll spruce the bike up.
Long term I want a new front wheel so I can have a track day braking set up (discs and pads) and a road set up.

... Size 120/70 and 190/55. Front has 3 mm of tread all over. Rear has 3 mm on sides and 2 mm in centre. Easily got a few track days in them or a 1000 road miles. I removed from my road bike as needed a new set of Tyres for a German road trip otherwise would have finished them off as awesome Tyres ...

This is what I've heard to its more comfy for the road and has been set up accordingly which really appeals to me. I want to just do it now haha!! We have a great dealership just down the road (Blade) and to be honest think most of them know me by ...