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Pete.L wrote:Aw Bless.
Nice one Girly......But does she know you,ve posted this???
Pete.l

Oh yes... she practically made me! (did I mention she can be bossy!!)

VTR1000KAZ -good thinking, I'll mention it - she'd not that big on internet stuff mind you but its worth a shot! Cheers

"You are Kermit!"

didn't think I was green really....

OK, not sure where to start with this one, but I promised I would post it... Anyone like taking pillions out? This is addressed to guys n gals alike. My cousin lives near Beverley and since coming down to see me and going out on the back of my other halfs Ninja she's been determined to get into biki...

We went up to a Travel Inn Sat night at Junc 16 and finished the journey eary Sunday. It started to rain just as we came off the M1 so we did get a bit damp arriving. However as we were in the VIP suites at Goddard we were very dry and comfy all day 8) (not to mention, fed, watered, looked after etc...

I'll be around this weekend as I live round the corner from Box, if the weather is good we'll def be out and about, whereabouts are you in Surrey?

Ben I agree, it does make for smooth riding, I know I rarely use my brakes to slow, only to stop and I've always found the engine to be incredibly smooth running. For me its a confidence thing, my riding is in a rut, mainly cause I've been down the road so many times. It kills me to see my bike(s) i...

why would you want to!?

two cans = twice as cool

seriously though, lookswise and soundwise you can't beat twin cans

Personally I'd think it was a crying shame

Would you like someone to come along and a reduce something you have two of to one

Turned out to be a slower speed spill than she expected, aparted from wounded pride the young man was OK. Assuring him that it didn't look quite as embarassing as he thought, she left him waiting for the AA to collect him and his now sadly damaged Storm. With a flick of her hair and a sympathetic sm...

RAINMAKER wrote:Anyway bet you refer to the bike as a she...........don't ya.
so what that make you.

Well I refer to all my bikes as "he's"

the Storm is strong and demanding
the ZZR is comfortable and reliable
the Geep is a bit ugly but has character

and they all do as I say

Well wasn't expecting to, but we've just been given free VIP tickets....

him in indoors wouldn't be happy if I said we're weren't gonna use em

I'll wave to the TV cameras for you

Stu Thanks! 8) Well a girl needs choice! :wink: The ZZR was my dream bike, but in reality its a bit of a big heavy beast to ride, steady enough for a first bike but for me anyway it restricts how much my riding can and will advance, hence I looked for something that actually liked going round corner...

Stu I'm surprised as its an insurance repair that Fins are even suggesting repairing the fairing as opposed to replacing. As to condition - you don't accept the bike back until you are happy with it under ANY circumstances! I know a guy got his ZZR back completely different colour, silly bugger sign...

A well cool site, great animations, especially the doodling bit.

an interesting song & vid, grows on you

well glad I "clicked", thanks!

yeah ok they would suit the Storm better. "Grab yourself a stanley Knife and a tin of your mums hair spray. Slit the old rubber length ways and peal it open like a bannana. Then cover the bar with hairspay until it's dripping wet and shove your new grip on as fast as you can before it dries. T...

ah huh... well so long as you like it! 8) I think I want something like the 707 model here http://www.mayhemmotorcycles.co.uk/acatalog/PROGRIP_Handlebar_Grips.html it's just a shame they can't seem to string English together to explain it! (click on the product to see what I mean) They're quite loca...