what have you done to your "bike" today

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Good work there :clap:

Nice front brake set-up :thumbup:

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Nice job


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Popped to the shops

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Glad you remembered the knee sliders


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bought it
washed it
serviced it
changed bits on it
today has been a good biking day. job done, nothing to see hear now move along.

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She's prity
Don't hassle me
I'll get there at some time
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agentpineapple wrote:in the last week I've done oil and filters, plugs, rear pads and refitted my full luggage system..... :D :D :D

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Hi, could you tell a bit about your luggage setup? Make, model etc. A custom bracket or something from the self?

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Cleaned it,and checked all fluids.
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fabiostar wrote: Fri May 01, 2020 8:01 pm bought it
washed it
serviced it
changed bits on it
today has been a good biking day. job done, nothing to see hear now move along.

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One of the finer examples I have seen to be honest, very nice!
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Nice :biggrin
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fabiostar wrote: Fri May 01, 2020 8:01 pm bought it
washed it
serviced it
changed bits on it
today has been a good biking day. job done, nothing to see hear now move along.

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This one is nice, please leave her untatty :D
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Stephan wrote: Sun May 03, 2020 6:04 am
fabiostar wrote: Fri May 01, 2020 8:01 pm bought it
washed it
serviced it
changed bits on it
today has been a good biking day. job done, nothing to see hear now move along.

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This one is nice, please leave her untatty :D
it will be staying just as it is, its nice and understated . i am gona change the bars/top yoke because its just not comfy to ride otherwise its staying as you see it :thumbup:
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The 6 month MOT extension is now showing on the government website, so the Firestorm is now taxed again, and the wee Kawasaki 125 is as well. Well the Kawasaki is now registered as a historic vehicle, so no need for MOT and the road tax is free :D

Just need to ride them :(
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Result Al


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Got the Husqvarna* out & cut the lawn... :lol: :lol:

De-stapled the rear part of the seat off Nue Red removed the extra padding on the pillion bit, re-stapled it, now the seat pod fits on...

To satisfy Malcs MOT OCD as he pointed out as it has no rear footpegs it should fail the MOT as it has two seats... :lol: :lol:

Never bothered the bloke whos tested the last two times... :thumbup:


* Ok so its a Flymo but Husqvarna make them their name is of the specs plate & they do make & market mowers & garden stuff in their name as well Plus it is orange... :lol: :lol:
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