That is just too much, or should I say not enough...

Spray the calipers and disc pads as much as you can see with brake cleaner.
Then rock the front wheel back & forth with your hand untill it moves.
Later remove the pads and clean up.
Gentle rub disc surface with a rubbing pad.
As long as you keep the Disc surface and pad surface clean and dry that should be ok.
It's the damp that causes the problems.
R
 
Ps. To stop it happening again, push back the pads just a little, so there is no contact with the disc, or
remove the pads altogether. Lump of wood under frt brake lever to stop pulling it on.
Don't forget to put them back in before you ride it!

Quote " garage is great but no power and its to far away"
 
Get yourself a big Solar panel.
=Power.

"Any advice appreciated"
 
Loose some weight?
Only a sugestion...
What about a Honda Varadeo 125.

Fazerboy
I have one of these.
I'm a muppet when it comes to pho tog rathy.
I just point and click.

OLYMPUS            VG-150 -
See here on e,bay
including Charger, Lithium battery
Price: £32.99     350654148183
Get this as well...181031964558   
                   
  Its not that bad really.
At that price if it goes wrong after a year just toss it. 
Ray.                                               

 
Sintered brake pads deliver exceptional braking performance under the most demanding conditions.
 
Are you in that league?
 
Do you really need that type of pad?
 
Look here…
 
http://www.goldfren.com/materials-moto.htm
Main bike:
FZ6 04-06  I dont think so.
But thats my opinion.

 

I always look here first.
Best I've found.
 
http://www.alpha-batteries.co.uk/

 richfzs
 
I tested the Tiger roadie.
Coming straight off the Tuono I found the Tiger road holding skittish.
Wind noise was very bad.
I'm not slanging off the Tiger but obviously it’s not for me.
Which was a shame as I really liked the looks of the bike.
I'm still looking for something, just got the itch...
But the Tuono is something else.
Will take a lot to beat it, but it’s not a tourer.
The ZRX meanwhile is fantastic, toured top of France with it.
Just feel like a change.
Maybe I need a Fazer Thou?
 

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Well here is their last response to the overcharging at the NEC.

Thank you for your subsequent emails.
Your further comments regarding the car park price at The NEC have been noted, and I am sorry that you are disappointed.
In response to your further question, at certain events at The NEC venue, the parking fee is not charged directly to the visitor. This depends on the type of contract that the particular exhibition organiser has with the venue. The show ticket prices are set by individual organisers, and the ticket money goes directly to the organisers who hire the halls from the venue. If parking is offered at no charge to the visitor, this is at the request of the show organiser, and the venue charges the organiser for parking. Similarly, show guides and programmes are supplied by the organiser of a particular event. I hope that this clarifies this for you.
This is just the first phase of our parking strategy – we are looking to enhance the offering in phase 2. Please be assured that your comments will also be included in our monthly visitor feedback report which is circulated across the business.
Thank you for contacting us.
Kind regards
Sharon Coles
Senior Customer Support Advisor
Sales and Customer Support
The NEC
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Quote " In my dreams!"
 Skippernick
Is it too much to handle  for you?

 Another reply, this times from the NEC .
Dear Ray
Thank you for your feedback regarding the price of car parking at The NEC which has been forwarded to us at the venue to respond to you direct. I am sorry that you feel the car parking charges are too high. We have undertaken regular checks to make sure our car parking charges compare favourably with other similar venues.
This is the first price rise we have instigated in five years – with the customer experience always at the forefront of our minds; we conducted a survey to make sure we exceed our customers’ expectations. To improve the customer experience, we have completed some improvement works over the summer which includes investing in new pedestrian signage from the car parks to the venue and upgraded buses offering our visitors modern and environmentally friendly vehicles which will carry more passengers. We believe that the £10 we are charging (£9 in advance for the Motorcycle Show) provides good value for all day parking at a site with such excellent connectivity.
We acknowledge that it is difficult for visitors to accept price rises, especially during these difficult economic times, but as a venue we need to keep investing to ensure we offer our customers the best experience they can possibly have when they visit us. We are also keen to offer customers more choice – Express Parking is now available and visitors will be able to choose the new pre-booked option or choose from the thousands of standard parking spaces provided on site. You are always guaranteed a space at The NEC due to the flexibility we can offer as a venue.
Please be assured that your feedback will be included in our monthly visitor feedback report, which is circulated across the business, in order for your feelings on this matter to be heard.
Thank you for contacting us.
Kind regards
Lynne Bovill
Customer Support Advisor
Sales and Customer Support
The NEC Group
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I have replied;

With Septikangels Quote...
 
Hello Lynne.
Thank you for your reply.
But your response does not make sense.
The caravan show last Tuesday which is massive and entry was £5, with free programme AND free parking in the ticket price.What makes the NEC think that bikers can afford this rip off!!
Looks like 4 more people here will not be attending.
Please explain how you can justify these charges?
Ray

     

What.
You lost your way home again.
Try buying a sat nav.