Must be the temperature mate bloody country!! We live in a world where everything is tested in a nice warm climate and then there's Britain!!

That's fantastic news. I'm chuffed for you both.

When and where?

... year's Triumph Live! We are delighted and excited, and will be meeting and greeting on the stand alongside the club. It never ceases to amaze me where our racing is taking us. It's one hell of a journey, but the people and places along the way are what makes it all so special (nod)

... allocated to pre-budgeted columns, Yearly Bills, Monthly bills, mortgage, investment property, savings and then we have a play money column each where we get an even allotment. It’s worked like this since the kids were born and has survived through us initially earning similar money, to her not ...

... same as me. We both have a weakness for holidays but if she came out and said I've booked a holiday to Maldives I don't think I'd complain and ask where the money came from haha!!

I don't think he can afford to get complacent... At the end of the race Pedrosa, Lorenzo, and Rossi where all within 5 seconds. With that sort of gap it's only one mistake and the result is not such a foregone conclusion. I reckon there will be some work going on over at ...

Fitting a new oil seal might help as this is where the push rod locates so if its worn it could be part of the problrm

Couple of laps of dicing, couple of laps stalking, pull the pin and go.

I think we can see where the season is heading.

But, the first couple of laps where something else. How many motogp bikes can you get side by side on the same corner?

Been with them all...Santander where the only ones to give me totally free business banking, so we switched 3 accounts to them. They also offer 123 accounts whereas they give you upto 3% cash back on transactions and direct debits. In 12 ...

... phrase "if I can do it, anyone can"! Yes, it's nervy when you first go through with the drill and see tiny bits of plastic flying everywhere, but once it's done, your bung fills the hole (oo-er!) and it becomes just another part of the bike. But measure twice, cut once. Maybe measure ...

... to add it, also just speculative atm. So seems to be some interest for a wheelie school from a few slappers and thought best to start a new thread where we can see who wants to go, have a look at the different options and where would be the best place to go for it that everyone who wants in can ...

Prob get a discount if booking as a group too so woUlf be well worth it. I can't remember where they did theirs. If a new thread is started for one I'd be really up for it :-)

Itchy wrote:Me too. Wheelie school one year I think.

Never have wheeled. But the 675 lot did this and they came back saying it was great can't remember where it was though. I missed out on that day for some reason kicked myself when I saw the pics and vid haha!!

There was a Donington trackday I was at last year, where there was a guy with one arm on a 675.
He was in the fast group, and certainly deserved to be.

Frame sliders aren't rocket science they are a bit of delrin turned down.IMO it's more important where they are fixed to on the bike

... phrase "if I can do it, anyone can"! Yes, it's nervy when you first go through with the drill and see tiny bits of plastic flying everywhere, but once it's done, your bung fills the hole (oo-er!) and it becomes just another part of the bike. But measure twice, cut once. Maybe measure ...

... phrase "if I can do it, anyone can"! Yes, it's nervy when you first go through with the drill and see tiny bits of plastic flying everywhere, but once it's done, your bung fills the hole (oo-er!) and it becomes just another part of the bike. But measure twice, cut once. Maybe measure ...

... to find a bike with a larger displacement than 125cc. More than that is apparently a grey area legally. The largest I have found at the place where I bought mine is only 150. I was in Hong Kong a few weeks ago and I saw a guy riding a CBR600RR. I think I fell in love with it right there. I ...

Fitted some Motografix "3D" decals to it. Downside is that in my haste, I didn't see that some of them went where the factory Z1000 logo sits on the tail unit. "It's okay" I thought, "these are thick stickers, they'll just cover it up"... No. No they ...

I read a recent article about the GSXR1000 and they reckon it's no where near as bad as everyone makes out. The main differences between that and the other litre bikes is the lack of electronic gizmos. It's a small market for sportsbikes. I didn't see a single ...