To be honest Cav I wasn't as shocked as the McLaren driver.
I know the road well, know the dip loads and unloads the suspension very quickly and a couple of other Supercars were in front so tbh was expecting it and positioned myself accordingly to be out of the way as much as possible.
Heated gloves are the way forward my opinion. Absolutely love mine but they aren't waterproof like they claim and when water does get inside them then you get electric shocks!!
Rossgo wrote:Heated gloves are the way forward my opinion. Absolutely love mine but they aren't waterproof like they claim and when water does get inside them then you get electric shocks!!
Oh Rossgo, if you knew how often your posts make me smile mate...
Rossgo wrote:Heated gloves are the way forward my opinion. Absolutely love mine but they aren't waterproof like they claim and when water does get inside them then you get electric shocks!!
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That sounds a bit dodgy Rossgo. Have they got a warranty?
Rossgo wrote:Heated gloves are the way forward my opinion. Absolutely love mine but they aren't waterproof like they claim and when water does get inside them then you get electric shocks!!
Oh Rossgo, if you knew how often your posts make me smile mate...
Rossgo wrote:Heated gloves are the way forward my opinion. Absolutely love mine but they aren't waterproof like they claim and when water does get inside them then you get electric shocks!!
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That sounds a bit dodgy Rossgo. Have they got a warranty?
I've had them for a a handful of years now to be honest. I remember we were coming back from Lucy's admit pissed it down. To be honest I think water got in from the top and went down my hands. Then started getting the shocks
D6Nutz wrote:Serviced the VFR. Replaced air filter, oil filter, and oil. Quick test ride and all is good and the gearbox feels so much smoother.
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Also washed the vfr and checked everything else ready for Tuesday. Just taken the KTM out for an evening blast, that bike is so much fun.
Really starting to notice changes in my riding since I started commuting. I feel so much more confident on a bike in general and I'm reading the road much better. The unfortunate down side of this is I have to keep a much closer eye on the speedo...
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