<r>Just in case any Slappers who are not also members of the 675.cc forum are interested.? <br/> <br/> <E>:)</E> The annual forum's trackday will be at Snetterton this year, on Sunday 6th July. <br/> <br/> It is an MSV trackday, but we have an ...

... see what time she uses it. If she goes over her monthly allowance she has to pay me, no exceptions. Exactly what we did tbh. It does work but we also insisted they didn't take them to bed with them until they were about 16. Then we gave up :D

Im in a slight lull inbetween projects at the minute so it's pretty quiet for a change, won't last long though. So im currently also trying to look busy in the office while really doing virtually FA.

Went out for a spin last night as i haven't ridden in the dark for quite a while, also a good chance to see how good the LED headlights are on the multi..wow i thought the LED lights on the fannygale were good but these are brilliant honestly better than the lights ...

I dont really want to work for them but I really cannot stay where I am, it really is that bad and also the warning signs say its gunna fold soon so can not afford to be out of work :( Sorry to hear that BB, working in recruitment I know what its like, as wrong as it is ...

Working during the day then job interview for a REALLY unexciting job tonight but its not where I am now which is hell, only downside is Its back to working shifts including weekends and also my posts will probably drop off as I wont be sitting at a screen all day

We just did this, but also did it through quidco and got £150 cash back.

... I could not do that many miles in a week without either holding people up or making careless mistakes. I have a circulatory defect as well which also hampers. A brave son to make that video and I hope it gives him a small amount of comfort that it may make us oldies think before we contemplate ...

Blade wrote:Great photos Frankie.

Is that an ex Frankie chilli Ducati ?

It is.

They also had Carlos Checa's factory Ducati Motogp bike and his championship winning WSBK 1198 there and Foggy's WSBK winning 916.

I was in heaven

If only i could find my camera...............

the HD box has a bigger HDD too so you can save even more stuff.

Also, even without sky HD, you still get BBC and ITV HD channels, so you do get some benefit (if you can get yourself a HD TV) and it does make a difference.

... for the SBS dual sintered. They do me fine for road and track. As mentioned above the Dual Carbons have a pain in the neck run in procedure, and also if you want to go back. Plus talking to people who run them at trackdays/racing they take a couple of laps to warm up and dont work too well then ...

... to allow you to ride the same in the wet as dry. The problem is re less relaxed on the bike (not excluding me) which is not good for the bike. Also as you ride slower there is less heat in the tyres. Its rained that much this winter there shouldnt be any crap on the roads. :D

I think there is also some unnoticed changes in rider mindset. If it's only slightly damp you still tend to try and hustle the bike round a bit, where as when there is rain streaming down your visor you tend to resign yourself to a slower pootle.

... April. :D I think if you went on a normal day, you would feel out of place as many take this very seriously. This day was juts a bit of fun. I also think a sportsbike would be hard work up the hill. What do you reckon, Frankie? The best bike without a doubt is a light single cylinder supermoto ...

Next April. :D I think if you went on a normal day, you would feel out of place as many take this very seriously. This day was juts a bit of fun. I also think a sportsbike would be hard work up the hill. What do you reckon, Frankie? The best bike without a doubt is a light single cylinder supermoto ...

... they have held up brilliant over 2 trackdays and never had an issue on the road with them, I had Carbone Lorraine SBK pads before and they were also very good but maybe a bit too harsh on the road for me, they had a lot more intial bite than the EBC's which did mean the EBC's felt a little lacking ...

... else on the bike I might as well look at some different pads. I know Griff (the oracle of all things aprilia) recommends EBC sintered pads, but I also remember a few here had a preference to SBS. There is also a differing recommendation between sintered and dual carbon. I generally don't ride ...

... and when I do I just connect it with a long USB cable, when you're on a long journey to an unfamiliar destination it's brilliant. To go with it I also have - TomTom on my iPhone, which with it's winding roads mode takes all the hassle out if planning an interesting route. - a waterproof handlebar ...

Holy crap that looks so slow.... also really shows had bad I messed up the corner...ha ha, the on board looks much quicker
Cheers for the vid though Mick

I agree with Chris WD40 is great stuff use it at work all the time and gets all our parts looking like New...I also use it on my bike and seems to work just as well :-)