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Watty wrote:

lanny wrote:A shame its a cat D, http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-moto ... to-content
Still bloody tempted though.

How do you know it's a cat D mate?

Phoned with a few questions

A shame its a cat D, http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-moto ... to-content
Still bloody tempted though.

Sad but good luck with the sale. From experience of owning 50 or more bikes I don't think I can honestly say I have found a keeper, I have gone back to the same models thinking they were better than what I swapped for but nothing ever stays longer than 2 years. Twins, triples, v fours, fours, single...

Thanks for the replies all - fellow stormer has bagged iy.

Now surplus - a abba stand with standard and extra swing arm removal fitting kits. Due to weight and awkward shape It needs to be picked up from the Wigan area, sorry but posting is out of the question. Condition is great with just the usual marks from use, in fact the swing arm removal kit is unuse...

Them volours seem to mimic the TT legends colours to me, all the same it still looks class y.

Now on fleebay if anyone's interested. few pics and bit of a write up on what's been done, realistic price for a decent bike.

Great to hear - Now you need to learn how to dodge the rain if you want it to stay that smart, well done mate you have done a top job. ENJOY !

Very smart - when is it ready to ride ? You have made it to precious to get wet !

Putting my W reg orange storm up for grabs as looking to buy a newer one, 24k miles, brand new rear pr3, brand new rear wave disc and pads, Brand new x- chain and sprockets, brand new titanium rear disk bolts and stainless sprocket nuts, new cush rubbers, just had rear wheel coated white and new bea...

Had a rear wheel powder coated white, fitted it with new bearings and seals, new cush rubbers, new rear disc and stainless bolts, new sprocket and stainless nuts and a new pilot road 3. Cost a bloody fortune 8O I asked about a pr4 but the fitter suggested that unless I rode at the ragged edge I shou...

Be good to see the result, have you seen it on something for real ? If not It may be worth testing it on a scrap part first. .

Not a seat hump but there is a front mudguard. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-VTR1000-Firestorm-Front-Mudguard-Fender-/151296389641?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts_13&hash=item2339f7b209 (:-}) that's like saying I need a knife to cut this rope, and someone gives you a spoon..... :lol: :lol: :lol: OR as...

Long shot, but are the pads seated and secured, check the rotas also.

Some just gone on ebay