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Blade
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by Blade » 20 Sep 2020, 15:57
Nice one looks superb
Job well done
Monty
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by Monty » 20 Sep 2020, 16:45
Perkles wrote: Maiden voyage and nothing fell off, the engine pulls strong and sounds great
It was nice bobbing along in the countryside in Jean's and a jacket
You just can't put a price on scaring old ladies
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Frankie
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by Frankie » 24 Oct 2020, 10:44
Nice..... "Daddy come baaaaaack" ------- " Daddy Went"
Very nice. Bikes sounds just like it should.
D6Nutz
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by D6Nutz » 24 Oct 2020, 14:37
Good looking bike and a great build diary video.
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Perkles
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by Perkles » 24 Oct 2020, 18:58
Thanks all I really enjoyed building it and Evie gave me loads of help
I want to do another and thinking of a Daytona 955i as a base
kiwikrasher
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Your Bike: ‘16 Thruxton R. '10 Multistrada 1200 S.
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by kiwikrasher » 25 Oct 2020, 22:51
That a cool little build doco she’s put together!!
Looking forward to the next one
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Perkles
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by Perkles » 11 Aug 2021, 10:03
The slugs been out a few times ,changed the oil and filter plus new filter and sump bolt
Bought some new front indicators as the cheap Chinese ones rattled to bits ,need to get them fitted
Noisy as hell and a right laugh to ride bit of a keeper I think, people are always interested in it when I pull up somewhere
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Perkles
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by Perkles » 24 Mar 2022, 14:07
failed mot on noisy exhaust ,tree hugging nonce so bought some baffles and will get it on the road for the nice weather
duke63
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by duke63 » 24 Mar 2022, 14:13
It’s happening more and more. Insurance companies are also getting arsey about race exhausts fitted.
Perkles
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by Perkles » 25 Mar 2022, 08:54
duke63 wrote: It’s happening more and more. Insurance companies are also getting arsey about race exhausts fitted.
I cant imagine my Pani with an after market exhaust its already very loud
Cav
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by Cav » 25 Mar 2022, 09:32
Too loud for Castle Combe with a stock exhaust. Not as loud as a KTM 1290R SuperDuke though.. those things are MONSTEROUS!
StMarks
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by StMarks » 25 Mar 2022, 09:52
Fwiw the loudest bike I can recall was a Buell.
It wasn't even moving, it was parked on it's sidestand at tickover.
Just walking on the pavement past the thing litterally hurt, you could literally "feel" the soundwaves inside your body. It gave me an instight into how liquifaction happens during an earthquake.
Perkles
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by Perkles » 16 Jun 2022, 09:39
erm went to start it to annoy the neighbors but lost the RFID tag
no idea how I am going to solve that one !