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Hi and welcome
Looking forward to following your project

Thanks for the welcome. Love a bit of banter. P***taking is an essential part of it all. Loving the feel and sound of the Storm though. I may have to change the bars at some point because I'm a tall lad and the wrists ain't what they used to be.

Wilky811 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2020 9:13 pm Thanks for the welcome. Love a bit of banter. P***taking is an essential part of it all. Loving the feel and sound of the Storm though. I may have to change the bars at some point because I'm a tall lad and the wrists ain't what they used to be.

All the info on here when you want to go that route. I did and am well pleased with, bar () a few niggles. So much fun, best of luck with it

So what neck of the woods do you reside in?

Thanks for the welcome. Great to be aboard. Looking forward to a bit of V2 banter

I'm from Durham mate. Got a son who lives in your neck of the woods

You are in a beautiful part of the world. We used to holiday up there when our kids were younger. We have many fond memories of Beamish and Bywell SG.

Not bad down here, easy access to alot of beautiful countryside. Is your lad working if studying here?

He's married with a young family. Lives in Portishead.

Well that will keep him very busy! Bit of a trek for babysitting duties though.

Been busy with the bike lately. I've overhauled the rear brake calliper, replaced the brake fluid and fitted a braided hose. Got fronts to do. Got my exhaust system off for a tidy and I've set too polishing my rear wheel rims. General cleaning and lubricating is constant and I'm planning for MCCT fitting in the near future. Pity I can't show photos due to lack of posts.

Wilky811 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 2:26 pm Got my exhaust system off for a tidy

As you have the exhaust off here is a read for you http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 61#p272893