... winter use the manufacturers recommended pressure. If you run with a low pressure then the grooves will close up this preventing them from doing their job of getting rid of water between the tyre and the road.

People Who don't service their bikes. It almost seems like it's accepting it's fine not to service a bike. I reckon 9 out of 10 bikes I ring up about which are alleged to be in mint condition and look so in the pictures have little to ...

Sorry to hear this Kwacky. Thoughts out to you all. Definitely know that feeling their part of the family mate

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RIP fella, always sad to hear of a rider losing their life.

Trackday deaths are fortunately very rare, the only ones I’ve heard of all involve an impact to the rider from another bike, please be careful folks.

... to Suzi or Chris's family. No limits and it's staff wish to convey our sincere deepest heartfelt sympathies and condolences to Chris's wife, Suzi their son, family and friends at this extremely sad and heart breaking time.

I've no idea on the lifespan but it comes with a 3 year warranty which sounds like they have faith in their product.

The scales are kitchen scales, honest guv!

... choice these days don't they Duke63. What is the expected lifespan compared to your 7yo Mottobatt..? I trust they've found a resolution for their reputation to self-ignite.?? I couldn't even weigh them on the same scales..... Shan't ask what sideline you have that necessitates you having ...

... in 20 we will have to I'm more concerned about the fueling stations, companies will have to invest a huge amount of money into putting them into their forecourts Just think if it takes 30 mins to 'quick charge' a vehicle, how many pumps have they got at a petrol station currently, 15 or so that ...

... find a reputable repair service for our make within 75 miles, the approved repair agents have a two star rating and plenty of horror stories about their so-called service, so that’s not happening. I’m really disillusioned and will never buy another from this manufacturer. Fwiw I had a Hotpoint ...

... find a reputable repair service for our make within 75 miles, the approved repair agents have a two star rating and plenty of horror stories about their so-called service, so that’s not happening. I’m really disillusioned and will never buy another from this manufacturer.

... Need to arrange things for my days off so use less holiday through the year! Isle of man is calling me Tankslap style!! Most the guys here book their holidays off in October as rotas get released the Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Ambulance I've no idea who paramedics do their jobs. Or how even.?? Brilliant vocation IMO ; Even when dealing with ignorant twunts out of their heads & aggressively intent on avoiding the lifesaving treatment needed -At least they still ...

Ambulance

I've no idea who paramedics do their jobs.

... They can be used with your standard steel brake rotors/discs. To some, the sound of the word carbon will have many running in fear because of their supposed disadvantages in the wet. However, Dual Carbon pads have been designed to work just as well in the wet as they do in the dry, and provided ...

... onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Obviously it depends on their condition and how original they are. These were the only two CB550s I could find on Ebay and Autotrader in good condition.

... was proven not my fault. It's a joke I rang up so many different insurers and ended up having arguments at all of them even when I knew it wasn't their fault it's just the way they work. Personally I would get your car repaired too mate at the end of the day the c&*t deserves everything he ...

... weeks and can catch up in about 5 mins. Posted about doing mid week rides from Sydney and it got highjacked by some Victoria guys for organising their rides but I never heard from anyone local.

...Still alot of misconceptions out there. To be fair Blade, their intelligent use of space & material greatly appeals to me too mate. ...& there are quite a number of bikes that I do like when they're stripped naked.. however imho the panigale ...

... are very easily accessed. Changing them on my Blade and Zx10r was a nightmare with tank off, airbox off and throttle body's removed etc... Each to their own but I think there is a beauty in the design but that's probably just the engineer in me (blush) The packaging is tight and not a single mm ...

StMarks wrote:

Blade wrote:Not my actual bike but you've got to take your hat of to Ducati for their engineering. Bike is even stunning naked..

Actually I'm afraid I disagree.

I'm with you StMarks.