duke63 wrote:Nitromors aint what it used to be.

Agreed they have tamed it down cause idiots were splattering it in there eyes ..... and it hurts ALOT i have first hand knowledge

We had a colony of lobster roaches for while that we were feeding to the chams, they were prolific breeders, to the point we had to sell them coz we had too many and nothing would bloody eat them, they are not very big either so by time he starts noticing ...

Lenovo are a really good brand. They were recommended to me when I was looking for a new laptop.

I have found the original brake and clutch levers if you want them. They are black (as were standard) but not a really deep black.

My Granddad ( on my Mum's side) and Dad were both bikers , I like risk it engages the senses and the mind like nothing else I know

Try Farmfoods mate. We get basic stuff from there (milk, beans, chips etc...) and then go to Sainsbury or Tesco to get some of the nicer bits.
But these were on offer.

Rode mine with the new rear sets fitted,they were miles to high so I've dropped them a few holes when I got home Starting to gel with the bike,can't wait for the new end can so it sounds like a proper v twin Which one you bought mister? Ses rear ...

Perkles wrote:Rode mine with the new rear sets fitted,they were miles to high so I've dropped them a few holes when I got home
Starting to gel with the bike,can't wait for the new end can so it sounds like a proper v twin

Which one you bought mister?

... this chap used to get the train up from Birmingham and bring a bit of a bsa from the factory until grandad had a full bike. I only wish there were more cameras about in them days.

Rode mine with the new rear sets fitted,they were miles to high so I've dropped them a few holes when I got home
Starting to gel with the bike,can't wait for the new end can so it sounds like a proper v twin

Kwacky wrote:Cheers Frankie.

I need to clean the tank up first and prep it as there are early signs of rust.

Looks like an expensive month.

Bring it round I'll sort ,I've got loads paint
Nice to meet you all,all of the bikes were great

Yes, did the full day, al 7 sessions and thy were all wet. Really enjoyed it out there the bad part was between sessions in the garages in wet leathers :/

... To all the bikers who have been taken from our world too quickly I am truly sorry for the loss, but I m also truly glad as individuals you were allowed to make your own decisions and life your own lives and fore fill your own dreams in a way that some people will never understand. RIP fallen ...

... novices and inters seemed to have a decent mix of both. I saw plenty of road gixers and blades. The french love triumphs too seemingly and there were plenty of those. I certainly felt I wouldn't be out of place taking the mirrors off the RC8 and razzing it round :)

...for those of you who were following the 'leathers' saga, heres a cheeky photo Nige took when I wasn't looking! :^ I'm really chuffed with them, they're comfy and nicely made. Only one thing I'm struggling with...the stretch panels ...

Don't need too many words, we were at Gooseneck last night in glorious sunshine (sun) Tonight, it was damp with drizzle, and a red flag...thankfully the guy involved had been taken to hospital with leg injuries, so not too serious... (whew) ...

... have on tyres these days. Fwiw I have Avon ZV5 on my cage currently, and they seem pretty good. Before them I had Bridgestones before, and they were cr@p & wore out very fast too.

Kwacky wrote:I've got Falkens on the Mazda. They seem to do the job. Nice grip, controlled slides for when you're hammering the front Reasonably priced. Showing little signs of wear after 15,000 miles.

I used to run falkens on my mini back in the day, they were pretty grippy from what I remember.

I recently went with Goodyear Efficientgrip for my Alfa. Being low profiles I wanted something that still gave a lot of grip but also were quite quiet. They are also good in the wet! So far I have not had any hairy moments with them whilst driving spiritedly and they do seem to be quieter ...

ill let you off, my brother is 22 and my best mate is 30, and its all they both did for quite a while when they were both unemployed, its bloody scary, like I say I just dont get it, I went with my brother to London Comic book convention last weekend, Ill admit, im a geek, I love ...