Joined what seemed every other biker in the Northwest and went for a blast I. Derbyshire.

Lot of forums or groups must have planned ride outs as quite a few large groups of people on the same bikes.

Its Rob getting the new bike Cornish not me.

I like to keep my bikes quite a while. I like the saying "Don't trade it, Upgrade it"

Quick blast on the bike this morning whilst wife and kids at church. Then a family fun afternoon out on push bikes and a nice roast dinner later on and watch BSB qualifying. Happy days, the simply things in life are always the best IMO

Blade, man, how many bikes, you change them more than me buddy...:-) Sorry I'm late to the table on this, I've had a CAT C bike and a CAT D car, the latter was awesome with no problems at all. the bike however, well, that ended up having ...

Doss day with the kids. Apart from when they decided to play Street Fighter. Then I watch Interstellar. Had builders doing the front garden so I can park the bikes up. They've done a decent job, just a couple of things to be tidied up.

Very nice

I've moved my bikes so the builders can sort the front garden out tomorrow

... I've got the kids again, so I'll be telling them to quiet down while I die. Also got some workers doing the front garden so I can park the bikes up next to each other and secure them. Sunday is a quiet family day. Monday hopefully out on the bike, weather permitting.

On special offer at Tesco

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These are really good on bikes for a quick clean or wipe down. They remove white polish marks and are effective on textured plastics.

TRIUMPH has launched two special edition models, the Speed 94 and 94R, based on its Speed Triple range. The new bikes have been given various styling tweaks over the standard models to celebrate the first Speed Triple rolling off the production line 21 years ago. The 94 is based ...

That would be ace - racing bikes with drumming bunnies riding them

... two podiums which Ducati scored at Qatar bring its dry podium total to three, which means that the fuel allowance for all Factory Option Ducati bikes will be cut from 24 liters to 22 liters, as we reported on Sunday night. The allowance of 22 liters is still 2 liters more than the 20 liters ...

... on the m6. I've toyed with the idea of buying a knackered zx7r to tart up and play around on. But right now I'm feeling pretty disconnected from bikes

The other point is that is stated bikes contribute 1% of emissions. And most bikes are kept for years. This will make resale of 8 year old bike around London impossible regardless of condition.. So.. Is it really greener to make people buy ...

... central London under the approval of a new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ). The daily toll will be introduced on September 7, 2020, and affects bikes made before July 2007, when the European emission standard known as ‘Euro 3’ became a minimum requirement for new motorcycles. The ULEZ will operate ...

Monty wrote:Rubbish, it's the first law of biking bling. Aesthetics first!

Then sit back have a coffee/beer and admire your handiwork...and wonder why no Motogp team has been banging on your door to make their bikes look as good.

Great to see the red bikes back at the front again

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One thing i did have a look round when i was there were the speed way bikes lol they had a rubber band for the front suspension

Very good accessory / spec from Kawasaki as many bikes don't have this.

You had a good day mate ? Got any photos of the beast ?

Had a look at the sx at the Manchester bike show today and great piece if kit. Much better put together than the tracer. Good choice Kwacky

Is the hydraulic preload adjuster standard. Both sx bikes at the show had it, which is a very impressive spec.