Anyone going? I'm hoping to go, I'll be in a white van with the nipper if I go. Would have gone on me bike, but the MOT ran out the end of June

Footballer for (you know who Kwacky) - erm erm, a crap job.

This is a good cop

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Found this; Oliver's Mount

[video]http://youtu.be/0A9Fad40I1k[/video]

Ever noticed in these Russian vids that they seem to say 'why you mad' Anyone speak Russian and what does it mean? Probably 'holy feck'?

Blade wrote:Been watching Road Racing clips on youtube and this is the best one I've seen so thought it worth sharing as its

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQW5DAOpoA4[/video]

Aliens, pure and simple.

D6 wrote:I went "fookin hell" when they crashed. That got a few to look up from their work.

Crazypainter wrote:http://youtu.be/u7VVeafk_n4

Enjoyed that that fella didn't like getting taken at Gerrards at the end did he he came back for a nibble.

I always wash my helmet in the bath ;-)

PMPL I've only just seen this. I must be getting old

Thinking about it, maybe silver?

I must be going mad, this bike is going to end up on the track (lol) I'm now wanting some D rings for the fairing. Any suggestions and what colour please. This is my bike. I'm thinking maybe black ones, so they stand out against the white? http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w157/bluedude1875/Mobile%...

Went 2 years ago, thought it was boring TBH. Got a balaclava thrown at me by some bimbo on one stand. Got home and tried it on (the balaclava ) and it had a tear in it and it was too small for my fat head. Bloody rip off!

Work tomorrow morning, fitting rear sets the rest of the weekend probably

Sirloin steak for tea Saturday as it's me birthday

Daughters 13th birthday on Sunday. It won't be a normal teenage celebration though unfortunately as she has severe learning difficulties. God bless her.

Update: I tried to fit the OEM brake switch to the rear set bracket and I purposely bent the bracket to make for a better fit, I got the spring fitted, but there just wasn't any leverage when pressing the brake pedal to make the piston in the switch move. I've now fitted and wired the banjo. Just go...

C00kiemonster wrote:You can probably get away with fitting the banjo without re bleeding very much tbh. Once you've done it once it's easy

Me and brake fluid don't mix I usually get it all over the shop or bleed the cylinder dry while pumping it through

The beauty of the Harris rearsets are they are designed for road bikes so work with the original brake light switch and no need to fit a banjo brake switch as you have to do with virtually all other makes of rearsets. What you need to do is hook one end of the spring to the original brake light swi...

Cheers chaps. This is giving me a real headache. I bought a banjo with it as it said I would need one for a brake switch to work, but that means bleeding the system, but in the instructions, it's telling you to fit the old switch to a bracket (supplied) and a brake spring lever that is supposed to b...

Apologies if this is in the wrong section. My Harris rear sets came today, nice and shiny etc. I have two problems that I need you knowledgeable chaps help with. Both problems involve the springs. One is the return spring, I'm using the one off the old rests and it seems too long or I have it in the...

R34PER wrote:anyone know of anywhere near Edgbaston (botanical gardens area) that'll fit motorcycle tyres to loose wheels while I wait?

The only place I know is Sheldon Motorcycles, £15, but a bit far from Edgbarston. Note the 'R' in Edgbaston