... it two-and-a-half Desmosedici RRs. Or an NR750 and enough change to get a brand new S1000RR for daily use. Or, possibly, one of Honda’s RCV road bikes as and when they get around to actually making them. I wouldn't mind but it doesn't look that good IMO Read more: http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle-news-new-bikes/the-100000-gp-bike-for-the-road/25116.html#ixzz348qdHcO3" ...

sweet ill check about the room tonight the fun adjuster was a bit on edge over the last few days about a meeting at work so asking any questions regarding bikes would mean i would be surfing the forum from a hospital bed.

... his bike off and the guy in the Ferrai pops in to look round. So whilst his son is sorting out the keys to his bike, the guy starts chatting about bikes and i move the conversation on to the Ferrari. Anyway I ask if i can have a look at his car so he takes me outside to show me round. Turns out ...

6 hours cleaning? I don't think my bikes get that in their life time with me.

When hasn't the TT been very dangerous? Sure speeds are faster , but bikes are a different breed now to what they where even 10 years ago. Tyres, brakes, chassis, electrics, etc all have improved immeasurably. But riding on a road circuit against the clock ...

Saturday family wedding

Sunday More testing on the bike on a 675 ride out hiding at the back pretending my bikes a triumhp

... at the classic TT last year to spend some time with my kids and make them feel special. Not a quick few seconds but spent a while showing them his bikes and lifting them off and on them. First class bloke IMO. He was taking it to MD in the super stock with a very strong chance of victory and also ...

... doing trackdays, check the noise as some tracks fail RC8s with standard cans on when they are 98db days... Most trackday organisers will know what bikes pass with certain cans before you turn up.

Monty wrote:The TT. How the chuff can they set off on different bikes, at different times, ride 148 miles and come in less than 2 seconds apart?

Good point, never thought of it like that

The TT. How the chuff can they set off on different bikes, at different times, ride 148 miles and come in less than 2 seconds apart?

one reason i chose to do the rsv one was i thought there may be less idiots on track as im guessing quite a few will be road bikes , If i had the money / time i would do BOTH

Sounds good Rocket and I'm sure you will have it sorted out soon.

I believe problems on Italian bikes is called character

It sounds he like he was quite upset by the death of bob and he was quite close to him I think when anyone dies that you are close to it has a big impact if its to do with bikes or not.

... shouldn't apply but it might be worth checking. There is a well known issue with connectors coming from the stator to the reg/rectifier on earlier bikes. On the R's there is a brown 3 pin connector behind the coolant reservoir that nestles between the V of the engine. The pins of this connector ...

... in the fuel filter. Check the battery connections first as previously mentioned I have had this very same problem occur twice on two separate bikes and on both occasions bad battery connection was the cause. If not that get a workshop manual or better still a wiring diagram and check the connection ...

The savings will usually be minimal doing that unless you can cram about 6+ bikes in the van.

Binno wrote:Just an idea, could you hire a lwb transit, fill it with bikes and save your money that way ??

That might work, depends were everyone is coming from I suppose and numbers as well

Just an idea, could you hire a lwb transit, fill it with bikes and save your money that way ??

Me and Kwacky were talking about this at mallory ,10 year ago inters was known as the crashing group.At Mallory it was full of serious track bikes and looked quite sane.Cadwell is quite a technical and difficult track to learn but I suggest you move up a group and get pulled along by the faster ...

... for the night, Lake "Como, then onto Verona. All epic roads, only motorway we used was the Autobahn to have some fun maxing out the bikes, but 90% a and b roads,. Epic time was had and a right laugh. We put the bikes on the train from Alessandria to Holland on the way back, saving ...