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« on: 04 January 2024, 04:57:37 pm »
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« on: 25 December 2023, 09:29:26 am »
Wishing you all a Happy non-Religion Specific Winter Solstice Festival 
Let’s do it properly whilst we still can  ………Merry Christmas everyone. 
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« on: 18 December 2023, 09:56:50 am »
Glad your op went to plan, you just have to try and be a patient patient now . Merry Christmas. 
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« on: 17 December 2023, 11:37:47 am »
BSB used to have one round at Assen until quite recently. Maybe the organisers have returned to that format, but chosen Spain for the opener as the weather should be more predictable. Hopefully Glen will be champ.
Totally agree with your comments on Casey and Marc. You can’t deny their talent, but are certainly down the list personality wise. There is excitement around most classes for the coming season, Marc on the Ducati, Toprak on the Beemer, Sam Lowes racing his brother and Guintoli on the Beemer in world endurance. Can’t wait, got my Le Mans tickets booked already.
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« on: 16 December 2023, 01:36:04 pm »
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« on: 15 December 2023, 08:03:15 pm »
Tommy Bridewell, 2023 BSB champion.
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« on: 11 December 2023, 04:42:10 pm »
Nice Kenny Robert’s skunk paint job. Last time I checked, Gilles still do quality rear sets for the Gen 1 Fazer/FZ1. How high have you jacked the rear.
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« on: 09 December 2023, 09:01:35 am »
Hopefully Tommy will be used to the Irwin level of banter, as he’ll have Andrew in his ear this time on the Honda. So hope Glen wins it next season.
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« on: 06 December 2023, 06:00:55 pm »
Hope your op goes well for you, and hopefully resolves the problem. Just have to drink right handed over the holiday. I shouldn’t think that will be too much trouble for a man of your calibre. The only snag with having so much time off at Christmas and being rather vulnerable is……….them (child alert, child alert). The very best of luck with that
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« on: 06 December 2023, 11:25:10 am »
Garmin 395 motorcycle sat nav, kit includes car mount, instructions, boxed. The sat nav has a fitting on the rear to allow a tether to be attached, this can easily be removed if not required. £150 posted.
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« on: 05 December 2023, 05:29:12 pm »
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« on: 30 November 2023, 07:59:27 am »
Love it ….wish I’d never sold my CRM AR 
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« on: 27 November 2023, 03:54:51 pm »
I once coined the expression "Talking biker bollocks" for those conversations between riders which tend to be a long list of anecdotes about good rides they've had and idiots they've encountered on the roads!
And some talk a load more of it than others . When the bullshit starts flying, it’s time to go, or failing that, invent a few place names or events, and they’ll agree they’ve been there or attended the event. Priceless  .
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« on: 24 November 2023, 09:31:37 am »
The longer you’ve been at this motorcycling game, the more experiences, good or bad, you’re bound to have. Meeting great people must be one of my top positives.
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« on: 22 November 2023, 07:38:01 pm »
Haha yes, tyre fitting companies. Don't get me started on that one.......
Seems there’s always a tyre fitting horror story in most bikers experiences, usually in their top three.
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« on: 17 November 2023, 11:39:26 am »
I must admit that despite other people’s horror stories, my experiences have been relatively ok with main dealers, with only a gouged rear hub after a chain and sprocket change at a Triumph dealer springing to mind. The wheel was exchanged without any fuss I hasten to add. My less favourable experiences have all been with tyre fitting companies in the 90’s, and have since had tyres fitted to loose wheels ever since.
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« on: 15 November 2023, 06:27:39 pm »
Thanks . A non Yamaha buddy ( Kawasaki) is always up for up for most of my jaunts, but I just put these rides out there in case anyone’s interested. This toy run sort of marks the end of another biking year, but The Dragon is only a few months away in Feb, which marks the beginning of another biking season. Got to keep riding as long as I can, as will be devastated when the day comes that, for whatever reason, I can’t .
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« on: 13 November 2023, 08:07:38 am »
If your bike is a Gen 1, have a read through the FAQ’s for New and Prospective Owners, at the top of this page. Pretty certain the answer’s there.
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« on: 10 November 2023, 11:24:38 am »
I don’t know why I bother posting these events, as it’s only me that goes . Anyhow, as usual the meeting point is Tankerton Rd car park CT5 2AS at 12 noon, leaving at 1pm for the Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother hospital at Margate. There’s usually an on-site burger van for drinks and food. If you don’t want to bring a toy, which is a chore, cash donations can be made to authorised collectors in the car park. I’m happy to lead a morning ride to the event via a cafe, starting near the old Oakdene cafe, close to M25 and M26, but it would be an early start to get to the ride start venue by approx 12:30.
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« on: 05 November 2023, 04:54:45 pm »
Next stop was the Ace, which had a celebration to mark the 60th anniversary of the making of the film The Leather Boys, which featured Dudley Sutton and Rita Tushingham. The turnout of period cafe racers was, I thought, a bit disappointing, but maybe that scene is not as heavily supported as it was only 10 or so years ago. Besides that, the records played were right up my street, with a backdrop of the film being shown. A drag around the south and north circulars is torture at the best of times, but now with the added bonus of endless 20mph limits, let's just say I won't be in a rush to do that again. A few pics from the Ace.
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« on: 05 November 2023, 04:43:31 pm »
Few pics from todays whizz out on the Triumph now that it's Ulez compliant. First stop was Coulsdon on the A23 to watch the Veteran car run to Brighton.
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« on: 04 November 2023, 07:07:54 pm »
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« on: 02 November 2023, 12:54:11 pm »
Yep, carb model. My pals 1200 HD Sportster got through as well. Give them a call, ask for Ian if he’s there, say what bike you’ve got and what are the chances of it passing. More than likely he’ll tell you over the phone.
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« on: 01 November 2023, 04:23:22 pm »
Sounds like a born engineer 
Coming to a dealership near you .
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« on: 01 November 2023, 12:45:58 pm »
Got my 1994 Triumph Speed Triple through the ULEZ emission test today at Deptford. Doubt if they did anything as only took 10 minutes and didn’t see it tested, but all good just £175 lighter, although no pass no fee.
Details if anyone’s interested
The Test Centre
193-197 Edward Place
Deptford
SE8 5HD
0333 358 2666
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