Hi I'm looking to take my son pillion on a ride out next Sunday and want to get him a jacket and trousers.

Already have boots gloves n helmet.

please contact me if you have such items size boy aged 13.  I'm half considering buying small man sized clobber off eBay new.  Any advice on buying good value clobber for kids also welcome.

Kind regards
Gav

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Having done a USD fork swap my old front end is up for grabs

Yoke top and bottom with stem
Forks
Wheel spacers
Calipers
Discs
Mudguard

Shoot me a pm if your interested
It's located in West Sussex

What u think

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Hi!


I have the FZ6 2004, im struggling with ground clearance at the minute and am wondering if i changed tyres to a sportier tyre do i get more of a lean angle before hitting the edge of my tyre? Id like to take the pegs off the bottom of my footpegs however im at the edge of my tyre now and am thankful of the early warning sign, but do want a few extra degrees of lean, so wondering if tyre choice would alleviate this and if anybody has overcome this problem? cheers scott

Hiya!


Just joined up hoping to get some tips on setting up my baby!


Scott!

Have the following: Arrow front pipes and Mivv carbon Gp can (to go as a full system)Covered 1400miles ish. Genuine pazzo shorty levers. Copperdog short screen. Gilles adjustable rearsets. Open to realistic offers if someone wants the lot I would be more happy. Ideally could do with your footrests and levers in p/ex but not absolutely necessary. Bits for sale due to giving up biking, through ill health. 2006 fz1s for sale as well if anyone wants it 

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