... destination. There is no 'miracle cure. Coming out of the EU, won't make all the changes in law and statue disappear. Laws aren't built that way. Someone will have to go to the cost and trouble to re-write them all, which will not happen overnight. Some solicitors will be quids in though. ...

Blade wrote:Way too much. Maybe give it a paint job and have a little bit of carbon showing through as unpainted areas.

This!!

Way too much. Maybe give it a paint job and have a little bit of carbon showing through as unpainted areas.

Lovely lunch time walk at work today.. the sun was hot on my back.

One guy was pretty annoyed at the weather in all honesty as his mate is at Oulton Park today. He said, "I honestly don't think I've done a trackday with weather this good - not even in August!!"

Started Xfiles from the very start on Amazon prime.

Got half way through season 2 so far.

Perkles wrote: Gruffalo

Especially for you. From last night

... I bought one of those a while ago with the spray bottle but never got round to using it. My new bike looks mint and I'd like to keep it that way! I've got a set of black bodywork to put on to keep the white bodywork mint so while the plastics are all off what do I do? Does it just get sprayed ...

If I ever stop riding over the winter, I'll let you know.

But frankly, I can't see me ever becoming a shiny.

... a photo of his van and the number plate. "It's still not for sale. Unless you want to make that six grand, pal, I suggest you get on your way," I tell him. "£700, my final offer" "It's a bit early to be drunk, isn't it? Go on, **** off, it's not for sale, not now, not ...

Back to winter this morning. Chuff me that's cold.

Hope you get her fixed up soon Ro. Is this the blood blade that had been damaged?

My bikes been off the road for a few weeks thanks to a car driver nudging her from behind... :( all rebuilt now except now my rear huggger is now touching the tyre... and I cannot get the left footpeg to catch on (you know... getting the thread started)... so Im stuck with driving and scratching my ...

Thanks for the replies guys was very interested in answers

D6 I understand that feeling. I had a fox growl and follow me and my dog last year it put my dog off walking around the field in the mornings and she prefers just to go to the end of the road for her morning walk!

Well I spoke too soon...went out with the dog and it was freezing! The cars had to get their windows scraped the morning!!

Perkles wrote:When you getting the green beast back on track ?

I've replaced the damaged hardware so just have to patch the fairing up. Be a couple of days work if I could get to it. Seems like I may be back in the house with in the next month so it'll be easier to get work done on the bikes.

Kwacky wrote:For me I find the MRR to have more of an initial bite. The next pad down is progressive, which is probably why I didn't get on with them. I prefer a grab and slow release way to braking

Cheers Kwacky. I'm the same and prefer inital bite. I will have a look at them. Thanks

When you getting the green beast back on track ?

For me I find the MRR to have more of an initial bite. The next pad down is progressive, which is probably why I didn't get on with them. I prefer a grab and slow release way to braking

I don't have to stay off the bike in winter because the weather is pretty mild here, I just have enforced breaks because it takes me much longer to fix them than it does to crash them