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Certainly is.

JHP wouldn't let me buy the parts. The service manager is going to ask the service parts guy if they have any serviceable sprag parts in their used spares bin on Monday first. The gear part is quite expensive £200 and is the part that can usually be re-used.

Went out for a cup of splosh at Newlands Corner.... very cold, any further than that this morning would have been too much.... fingers and toes still numb lol. Seemed to be a busy one on the roads for bikes, most popular out that i saw........ BMW GS's lol....
Roads were slippy, but the dry bits were a fun 5 mins lol.

A horrible foggy start to the day.

I can only presume that the cager up my arse as I was heading towards the motorway was worried about getting lost. Prick soon dropped back when I rolled off before a sharp left hander. I was half hoping he would miss it and end up in someone's garden.

Times like that are when I was glad my bike shot footlong blue flames!

Kwacky wrote:A horrible foggy start to the day.

I can only presume that the cager up my arse as I was heading towards the motorway was worried about getting lost. Prick soon dropped back when I rolled off before a sharp left hander. I was half hoping he would miss it and end up in someone's garden.

You have to wonder dont you?

My favourite is pulling cagers at speed into forward facing speed cameras

Now there is a brillant idea. Awesome idea Cookie

Bloody cold this morning. I was in 2 minds about taking the bike. I'm glad I did as there was a huge tailback on the motorway.

It's getting light as well which helps things. I feel a bit more comfortable filtering.

Forecast for this week is pretty poor. Looks like we might be in for some significant snowfall from tomorrow,.

Yep. I've warned my wife I'll be stealing her car

Nice ride home, light for most of it as was the traffic. Popped the bike on a stand and lubed the chain while I remembered. I hadn't done it over the weekend.

Kwacky wrote: Popped the bike on a stand and lubed the chain while I remembered. I hadn't done it over the weekend.

Saves going to gym I guess ..

Kwacky wrote:Nice ride home, light for most of it as was the traffic. Popped the bike on a stand and lubed the chain while I remembered. I hadn't done it over the weekend.

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I had one and hated it.

Back on the bike. Not too cold but certainly damp.

Been quoted about £500 for a fork valve kit on my ZX6R...

Only leaves me with £500 to play with my shock if I was to go down that route.

There's the niggling feeling in me which says I can't afford it - there's a big part of me that says it will make my stag do trip to Portugal much more worthwhile!

I can't remember how much I paid to have my rear shock reworked. It was about £250 I think.

You can get a good aftermarket for £500.

You should get a decent second hand race shock for 500 Cav.

Which model of zx6r 8s it mate? I 'll keep my eyes open.

Any good Cav?

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It's the same as my old one, 2009+ (the R series)

Oh bloody hell... nice find !!!

OMG I want it!!!