I've always bought Oxford optimisers for the bikes and they sit on their 'umbilicals' while they are in garage and I wanted something for the Jag which sits in the other side of the garage when not in use. As the Jag has a couple of battery's (one ...

Best Bikes to turn into cafe racers are v-twins, boxer twins, parallel twins and triples, IMHO .

from what I've read I worked it out to be : load the standard map from the bikes ecu or the mahoosive list of seemingly random numbers which it is apparently 20028 then click file, then import pc table then select the power commander map, from what I've read ...

... there but he was also the tyre man, so he was busy all day. Despite it being novices we were in, almost everyone had a track bike. Even on track bikes some people were incredibly slow, but it was novices. I'll try and book earlier next time so I can get into inters. First session went really ...

Where are you based jlawie, I will be more than happy to try my laptop & lead on your bike .?
(I know my setup works for certain, as I've used it on a few bikes now).

¬For the last 2 years, this bikes been off the road. Had running issues before I garaged it and seem worse than ever now. Bike : Triumph Daytona 600, K&N Air filter, TORs exhaust end can and matching TORS map. Symptoms : From Cold it ...

Have you given up work? It is very tempting but I need to win the lottery 1st Loads of bikes out and about today No you don't :) How's the modifications going? :) Ordered a cf hugger and some rear sets, I'm surprised I'm scraping my boots as the bike is quite high ...

Perkles wrote:

Kwacky wrote:Have you given up work?

It is very tempting but I need to win the lottery 1st
Loads of bikes out and about today

No you don't

How's the modifications going?

Kwacky wrote:Have you given up work?

It is very tempting but I need to win the lottery 1st
Loads of bikes out and about today

There are a couple of people on there I know from years ago. I wanted to get in touch with them.

Why would you want to.?

It's not very busy, is it?

... needed bedding in. Got a black insert visor which is great for commuting all year. And a big range of colours and designs. Its designed for naked bikes too, so doesn't look too racey. http://www.motolegends.com/helmets/shark-speed-r-carbon-skin-helmet-black.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=froogle&utm_campaign=product&gclid=CLftsseoq74CFaYfwwodpCYA8Q" ...

... needed bedding in. Got a black insert visor which is great for commuting all year. And a big range of colours and designs. Its designed for naked bikes too, so doesn't look too racey. Got same lid as D6 wear it every day for work comfortable fairly quiet and I look sexy in it too.

... needed bedding in. Got a black insert visor which is great for commuting all year. And a big range of colours and designs. Its designed for naked bikes too, so doesn't look too racey.

... can have your own bike built from the ground up. The big expense would be the custom frame but you could go down the route of a couple of donor bikes for bits and break what you don't need. Along these lines: http://www.giaengineering.co.uk/custom-motorbike-builds.php

I suppose it can be a bit daunting hurtling into a corner with 10 bikes trying to occupy the same spot as you as well as those in front and those behind. Ive found a lot of things in this racing lark a huge challenge, but am knocking them down one at a time, ...

I suppose it can be a bit daunting hurtling into a corner with 10 bikes trying to occupy the same spot as you as well as those in front and those behind.

Cheers Duke

I'm now approved and posting.

Painting the house again this morning,went out to the Cotswolds on the ktm up fish hill four times
Got my knee and boot sliders down then got drenched on the way home bikes bloody filthy now best get the little,n to wash it