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Glad your enjoying the bike - id be no good at sales, I lost to much letting the matte go !!!! - by the way I saw another matte black one outside Hunts in Stockport about 2 weeks back, apparently sold from new by them as well. :thumbup: Ahh :( more of them is always good. I still haven't seen any m...

Have you considered becoming a salesman? You seem to be very good at buying mint bikes, selling them and then getting another one :lol: I can imagine how you felt with the SP though, it's the same with your old firestorm :( it gets dirty too quickly and I spend as much time cleaning it as I do ridi...

Good effort - looks like vtrs are gaining somewhat of a following in the Northwest. happy storming

That's a cracking looking blade mate :thumbup: . Know what you mean about the SP though, the good, clean ones do look too good to take out sometimes! Mines tucked up till next season. Enjoy your new bike. :thumbup: Cheers!! the blade was bought with the profit made on the SP , you could say a blade...

:eh: :eh: Well I never thought I would sell the SP1 but have accepted an offer I could not refuse, I thought long and hard but cleaning and staring with a little riding thrown in is not why I want bikes, this is basically what I have been doing with the SP1 as it was simply to good to use, especiall...

Well done Quiggy

after a long phone call today i was offered a zx12r...has anyone got/had one of these bikes,i really need to know what to look out for,common faults Etc..... andy If you think the fuel is expensive for a VTR , double it, along with tyres, brakes etc. I found the power superb but the bike a damp sh1...

Today mathew i learnt....that it's not as easy to shave left handed than it is right handed... oh dear , what have you done? i stuck a stanley knife through the soft part of the palm of my hand yesterday (i,m a tw@!) lovely clean cut , steri stipped and now back together but my hand /wrist feels re...

MikeN wrote:Hi there, if you missed this one, mine is for sale too, lower mileage and only dry miles, all original kit, please PM me for details

pm sent

Its in a nice timber shed parked on the bike table with a bike cover over it. There was a slight ground frost this morning before warming up nicely around 11am. Thinks im going to have to put some heating in there, I was thinking something like a tube type greenhouse heater placed under the sump, th...

Uncovered the bike this morning and its dripping with condensation
Anyone had the same and got a solution

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-Firestorm-VTR-50th-Anniversary-/221293869271?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item33862478d7#ht_644wt_1036 Thinking of going for a toot at this, is it anyones on here ? is the price something like ? Is there anything to look for other than you would expect to on a standard ...

Best once comfy and after a few pints ! This is the story of Rindercella and her sugly isters. Rindercella and her sugly isters lived in a marge lansion. Rindercella worked very hard frubbing sloors, emptying poss pits, and shivelling shot. At the end of the day, she was knucking fackered. The sugly...

Can anyone recommend which bike recovery company to use ?
I basically need breakdown and recovery to home just to be on the safe side, I have been quoted £62 for RAC but wonder if any of you have experienced better?

Get a nut and bolt the same length as the width of the pipe, put the nut on the bolt and tap it in across the end of the pipe, now get a spanner and unscrew the nut so that it expands the opening. you may need two spanners.