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I think I'm the exception to the rule, you'll hear tales of woe from every quarter but I went from no HGV licence to my class1 in 6 months AND landed a cracking class1 job 2 weeks after passing my test. 8 years down the line I don't regret doing it one bit 8) One key thing I'd say is try and get you...

I cant work out quite what he intended to do when it went up the ramp, he would have still been a ground level unable to keep it upright and there was no-one in the pick-up to catch it!

Interesting to know as I'm thinking of going there to look at a 995i tiger at the weekend....

I think the factory did a limited run in HRC colours http://www.flickr.com/photos/221278/3229607248/in/photostream/lightbox/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/221278/3229607248/in/photostream/lightbox/ They weren't honda ones - done by dream machine for DK motorcycles ..... at least my first storm was a...

Wicky wrote:Just go to a fixings / DIY shop / screwfix / ebay for some jubilee clips and nuts & bolts.

Yep, I'd just get some ordinary jubilee clips and either nut and bolt or rivets.

Been riding for 17 years now..... only had a few bikes in all that time! Started in '95 with a brand new teal bandit 600 then in '97 a brand new GSXR600 complete with new leathers and boots, salesman prob got a good bonus that day lol This was written off in '98 and I vowed never to get on a bike ag...

If it was me I'd drill out the bolt and the subframe and put a long nut and bolt thru it..... or if it's on a pristine bike then for what it would cost I'd buy a second hand subframe.

been after a std chainguard to replace a damaged hugger but they all fetch silly money, about £20! dropped lucky on one tho - £14.99 for chainguard complete with swingarm, brake carrier, suspension link and spindle - bargain

errr that's not in the uk.....there is a rather obvious reason to deduce that

Not a lot of point using the stuff unless you've got a fancy ecu that can adjust to suit it which the storm hasn't....

Anyone recommend some decent speaker kits to stick in my arai to listen to my iPod? looking on ebay there are loads of cheap sets from china etc but can't see how they will be much good for about £4 delivered lol

I've got some grinfactor ones, they are nice and warm BUT the fit really isn't much good. They have quite good kevlar panels and pockets in the knees to take armour but they are quite a loose fit meaning the legs may slide round or up the legs when going down the road meaning you would lose the prot...

just thought I'd add to this having solved the problem! make sure the connectors are fitted into the bulb holder correctly :oops: should go in the underside and NOT directly into the back and back to front like the top one......have even been able to reconnect the front sidelight again too as that d...

here's a couple of my pics from last year.... http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a183/map-man/TT%202011/DSC_2687.jpg http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a183/map-man/TT%202011/DSC_3175.jpg http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a183/map-man/TT%202011/DSC_2402.jpg http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a183/map-m...

if you're just using throwovers then I find mine fit very nicely across the front part of the seat, your then sat on the straps and they sit under knees....might be an issue if you're taking a pillion tho.