Mr Postman

[Kwacky]

I fitted mine at home so you should be fine

[D6]

Its the Y-link pipe that goes by the suspension that I wasn't sure about.

[D6]

Just cleaned them up. Not a mark in them that I could see.

[Kwacky]

They'll sound sweet

[Frankie]

Dont know what he has brought me!!! Carded my door, but what ever it is? is next door and they are out!!!!

[C00kiemonster]

Dont know what he has brought me!!! Carded my door, but what ever it is? is next door and they are out!!!!

New gimp suit?

[jlawie]

Finally!

[Kwacky]

your dancing queen outfit?

[jlawie]

your dancing queen outfit?

Hells yes!

[Kwacky]

Oil and filter from Opie Oils. That's this weekend's job sorted.

[kingfixer]

A new filler cap for the multi, having keyless ignition is a great idea so you can just put the key safe , but having to find it again so you can fill up is doing my head in. So will fit this so I can just stash the key and not worry about it.

[Kwacky]

it's a nice bit of kit. I do like mine but don't follow my example and leave it at the petrol station

[C00kiemonster]

Shame they don't have a chord so you can't lose the stopper..

[Frankie]

New suit, I have push one of mine to its last knockings, well it is so comfortable.... Only problem is the waist sizes, seemed to have got a lot tighter on the new suits compared to my old ones
Post for a couple of days time - Replacement trousers - next size up.

Oh yeah and some mini indicators.

[Frankie]

Breakdown cover for another year. One thing I learnt even new bikes can have a problem that can strand you in the middle of nowhere. I got a deal for the S1, two years free cover ( but only the S1) but I still need it for the Tiger.

I have been stuck a few times, and for the sake of a few quid it's peace of mind IMO. When I first took it out I needed to call them out almost straight away ha ha... It was a puncture, which I can normally fix at the side of the road, but if you saw the pics, you will remember it was more of a stake driven throughout the rubber!! No way of fixing at the road side.

[Deegee]

Our new wifi printer and Mrs Gee's new phone were delivered late yesterday, so while she made dinner I was setting the printer up. Still haven't got the airprint function working from the apple devices in the house, so that's a job for this morning.

Mrs Gee spent a large portion of yesterday evening being grumpy with (A) her first ever Android device and (B) a stinking cold, advice offered from 11yr old Mini Gee re the phone only made her worse. Ah, the joy of family life.

[Kwacky]

Some smart trousers. I'm getting old. I can't wear jeans all the time.

[duke63]

A new filler cap for the multi, having keyless ignition is a great idea so you can just put the key safe , but having to find it again so you can fill up is doing my head in. So will fit this so I can just stash the key and not worry about it.

Two answers to this probelm, Kingfixer.

Firstly Ducati make an electronic fuel cap that opens and closes with proximity of the key. Not cheap but works well.

Or buy a blank basic key from Ducati and have it cut to match. Then put it on a lanyard round your neck. Also doubles up as a key for the panniers/topbox too then. Makes it very difficult to lose/leave the main key as you can just zip it into your jacket pocket and leave it there. This is what i did.

[D6Nutz]

A loading ramp and handle bar tie downs for the track bike..

12 days until I get to go and play..... Not that I'm excited about it or anything

[Rob]

A new lid - HJC RPHA 10+ Lorenzo Replica

My Snetterton dismount cracked the last one in a few places. Went with the same one again, comfy, lightweight, and looks the biz (in my opnion) . Managed to get for £260 which I think is a bargain for a top of the range lid.