Doesnt matter if its not dry tho surely mate coz I would imagine as soon as the new bikes arriver you'll be off out and getting aquainted for a good few hours at least!

still waiting for the garage paint to dry bikes here at lunchtime today though \0/

C00kiemonster wrote:

Rossgo wrote:

Perkles wrote:Repainted the man shed floor ready for the new bikes arrival,hopefully get it tomorrow

Defo looking forward to a littoe write up of your first ride on her??!

They are rubbish. He will hate it.

Great write up haha!! I'm satisfied with that lol!!

Rossgo wrote:

Perkles wrote:Repainted the man shed floor ready for the new bikes arrival,hopefully get it tomorrow

Defo looking forward to a littoe write up of your first ride on her??!

They are rubbish. He will hate it.

Perkles wrote:Repainted the man shed floor ready for the new bikes arrival,hopefully get it tomorrow

Defo looking forward to a littoe write up of your first ride on her??!

Repainted the man shed floor ready for the new bikes arrival,hopefully get it tomorrow

... not the joint account which would mean you had effectively paid for half your own present. I m lucky my wife never complains when I spend money on bikes as she knows how much I love my hobby. Plus its better to spend it on bikes than booze and other women (blush)

My wife looks after all the money. It's better that way, I'd just spunk it on women, fast bikes and alcohol.

Hang on a minute!

... may look into producing one but would be over winter so too late for me. Tsr do a lovely one which is what hrc use and rumoured to be on the rcv bikes but at £210 plus import duty its expensive and I can't guarantee it will sort the problem.

... of the clutch plates pack is critical to getting the clutch to engage and disengage properly. Have you tried the bike on the road though? Most bikes will drag the clutch a bit even with the clutch disengaged. Both my bikes need a little force to turn the wheel with the clutch disengaged. Try ...

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?

Perkles wrote: Plenty of room in the man shed now to fettle the bikes

Nice one. This weather makes it hard to know when to start a job.

Kwacky wrote:I've ordered some new brake pads. I might order some new brake lines as well and do the lot in one go.

Plenty of room in the man shed now to fettle the bikes

... done it one by accident lol I like the idea of the quads on that 1 as seems like a safe way to start, I remember seeing that one featured in fast bikes mag which peaked my interest then

Tonight, collapsed on the sofa
Tomoz, bit of planning for Snett next weekend, spruce up the van, graphics orders...
Sunday, there's talk of SBK Assen and a MotoGP so that's us with the bacon sammidges and bikes on telly

... 2 Emperor scorpions, 2 corn snakes, 1 milk snake, 1 rough green snake, 2 bearded dragons and 2 veiled chameleons. :D As for the Chinese brand bikes, I haven't seen the one you mentioned but most of them try to look like existing brands. ISUZUKI, Honba, Kawamaha. I always laugh when I see the ...

... 2 Emperor scorpions, 2 corn snakes, 1 milk snake, 1 rough green snake, 2 bearded dragons and 2 veiled chameleons. :D As for the Chinese brand bikes, I haven't seen the one you mentioned but most of them try to look like existing brands. ISUZUKI, Honba, Kawamaha. I always laugh when I see the ...

... various vipers and cobras they also have (y) also a bit more on topic, what about some of the chinese brands we are startin to see selling bigger bikes here such as WK, surely you can get them out there

Just spoke to the dealers to find out how the bikes getting on, the lad working on it had nipped out to lunch but it would appear the alarm/immobiliser system fitted is proving a nightmare to remove, would have nice to know it was fitted with one ...

... of origin, IMHO. Personally, I place a lot of emphasis on looks. Yes, yes, I know I'm superficial but I'm sure all of us like the look of our bikes. So why you're considering buying something you don't like the look of is a bit of a mystery to me. I get that you don't want to drill the fairings ...