... me really think about stuff as she is about the same age as my mum and her son is the same age as me and were quite similar, we sorta know each other as both in fairly successful local bands,so it all feels a little too close to home, just feel rubbish now, oh well if anything good comes from ...

... if so is the lack of the weight on the end of the bar going to cause lots of extra vibrations ??? I don't know the answer to the question, but other more smarter peeps on here may do..

It's a suggestion thread. If no one is interested it won't happen. If you want to propose some other dates throw them in the ring.

I like them mate!! They look pretty snazzy.

And as you say, any additional signalling which other road users may see is a bonus

Wasting my time. Went to a settlement meeting. The other side refused to make an offer (facepalm). They simply told us our opening offer was too low. Close friends of ours were on that particular roundabout with an Ins Co that has the letters V&L ...

All booked up.

As mentioned in the other thread, Inters fullly booked - have gone for the novices as I am nowhere near quick enough for fast.

... as to booking in the inters. But I am also aware that being in Novice's when you can ride at a reasonably quick pace is no fun for me or the other riders in the group. I am looking at booking cadwell, what would your thoughts be on booking into the inters? It is quite a difficult and tight ...

Wasting my time.

Went to a settlement meeting. The other side refused to make an offer . They simply told us our opening offer was too low.

... thing - a quickshifter. Obviously the OEM one doesn't fit the first generation bikes so I'm after a stand alone unit and don't want to piggyback another system (like a PC3). I have heard of failures in strain gauge types with friends breaking DynoJet and Triumph units. I'm currently running ValterMoto ...

Didn't watch all the vid but I'd say you need to move up to inters. Your relative speed to most of the others is too big and recon you'd feel a lot safer in inters. It's much easier and it all flows better when you're arriving at a corner doing similar speeds to the other ...

Didn't watch all the vid but I'd say you need to move up to inters. Your relative speed to most of the others is too big and recon you'd feel a lot safer in inters.

It's much easier and it all flows better when you're arriving at a corner doing similar speeds to the other bikes around you.

... natural progression. My Dad used to race go karts, my bro used to race side cars and my unc done a few stints at the TT. I couldn't afford any other form of transport when I was young so had to ride in all weathers. No more though, sunny weather for me only now

Can people share this thread on facebook and other forums? It's a good way to spread the word.

Ta

Just on the coolant temp note from the other thread, my bike heats up very quickly. When I am doing around 30-40 the temp will rise until the fan kicks in. If I am stopped it will rise quickly to 102 and fan kicks in and it will stay at that ...

Kwacky wrote:I've got a Galaxy Tab. It was free with my daughter's phone. I never use it.

I figured I probably wouldn't either, but free is free. I'd expect my other half would though if I'm on the laptop.

Have a good one Bratty, hope its amazing! I on the other hand am sitting in my office avoiding moving as much as possible as my legs (mainly my thighs) feel like lead after a rather 'spirited' ride for a few hours yesterday morning lol

... lessen the dive and softened the rear by changing the spring, works for me, but may not for you of course. I'm defo no expert though... That's the other path if you have the £€

It was a good starting line up to be fair. It's nice to see other riders getting in there.

I feel like I live my life on a very structured plan that consists mostly of putting other peoples' needs first. I'm also a meticulous planner by nature, a worrier, and a calculator of risk/reward.

I envy so much the ability of this guy to do what he did. Massive props!

Itchy wrote:

rocket wrote:Fitted a side stand switch so i dont set off down the road with it down

Phew!

I know i gave a few people a fright the other day thank god i did not catch it and go over