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  Nae Danger
Posted by: smithfz - 20-09-12, 11:00 AM - Forum: General - Replies (2)

Tried it yet?


:lol



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  Volunteers wanted
Posted by: Farjo - 19-09-12, 09:12 PM - Forum: General - Replies (14)

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  A moderately amusing blog
Posted by: Aegis Bearing Mel - 19-09-12, 09:08 PM - Forum: General - Replies (1)

I stumbled across this blog recently, provided me with a few chuckles.
Seems to have a Facebook presence, as well as [email=https://twitter.com/Potions_Master_]Twitter too[/email], I'm confident the author wouldn't mind a few extra likes on their page or comments on the blog, so feel free to share it with folks if it proves diverting enough.
Big Grin

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  spark plug removal
Posted by: jabbascot - 19-09-12, 08:50 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner - Replies (11)

this may sound stupid but i cant get my spark plug spanner in to change plug is there a special tool ?

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  Clever but Stupid
Posted by: Skippernick - 19-09-12, 08:06 PM - Forum: General - Replies (4)

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/c...shire.html


I can't wheelie, i admire people who can. BUT i believe there is a time and a place, certainly not past a speed camera van, I mean how stupid can you get? :eek

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  What's your favourite app. ???
Posted by: DILLIGAFF - 19-09-12, 06:15 PM - Forum: General - Replies (8)

Well, the new smartphone has arrived and is currently on charge awaiting a tireless assault by my sausage fingers.


Now comes the hard bit. Learning how to use it and choose from a bewildering 600,000+ apps.


So which ones are indispensable ??????????????? :rolleyes

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  Petition for power restrictions for new car drivers
Posted by: Grahamm - 19-09-12, 05:03 PM - Forum: General - Replies (38)

http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/38877

Quote:Currently there is a tiered system for obtaining a full category 'A' motorcycle entitlement for new riders. As of January 2013 those requirements become stricter still, this presumably is intended to reduce the number of 'Killed or Seriously Injured' motorcyclists on UK roads.

In the interest of equality and road safety the same measure should be applied to new car drivers as novice drivers can currently legally drive a motor car of any horsepower. As motorcars are the cheaper and more preferred option for new drivers surely this inconsistency needs to be addressed.

I propose that new drivers have a cap placed on the size of engine/horse power they are permitted to drive  for a minimum probationary period similar to that found with the motorcycle categories. This year has seen the first rise nationally in KSI numbers in over a decade.

I can certainly support this!

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  2004 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF GT TDI AUTO BLUE @@sold@@sold@@@sold
Posted by: topgun44 - 19-09-12, 03:22 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted - No Replies

for sale Reluctant Sale of our 2004 04 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2.0 GT TDI 5Door 140 BHP DIESEL DSG GT-SPORT AUTO mk5 The car benefits from having all the extras for this car when the car was made it was show car for vw to show people what extras you could buy for it at the time here we go. Full Black Leather interior heat front seats Automatic Wipers,Heated seats, AUTO LIGHTS, Front fog lights, , Climate control/ Air conditioning, Alloy wheels, Electric mirrors, Heated door mirrors,Computer, Radio/CD and VW 6 DISC Multichanger, Electric windows, Remote locking, Power assisted steering, Adjustable seats, ABS EPS, Driver airbag, Pasenger Airbag, Side Airbags. Folding rear seats, ,Immobiliser, Rear armrest ,Height adjustable drivers seat,rear parking sensors,Climate Control,Metallic Blue,Cruise control,Service indicator,Front armrest,Heated door mirrors,Air conditioning,XENON HEADLIGHTS ,and more  so the car has done just about 96,000 miles WITH FULL SERVICE HISTORY CAMBELTED IN 2010 it has got few marks around it and some stone chips on the front but car but it is 8 years old mot to july 2013 and tax to jan 2013. it will do over 50 mpg on a run We get around 700 miles from a full tank which is damn good i think considering the price of fuel at the moment! 2 REMOTE KEYS only faults is driver side rear door sometime do not lock you can lock it by push in the pin on side off the door this faults start few weeks ago it just need new lock you can but one off ebay for 30/40 pounds i was going to do it my self but i have not got the time to do it.  Basically the ONLY reason i am selling it is because it is too expensive to insure our 18 year old girl on. It was my wife car but she can't drive anymore and i'm a biker so only ride bikes so it's why it's up for sale Wink
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330795332009?s...1555.l2649

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  When/Where/What did you learn to ride on?
Posted by: Dave48 - 19-09-12, 01:24 PM - Forum: General - Replies (28)

Back in the early 60s in Kent when I was 15 I "borrowed"  a friends 2 or 3 speed twist grip gear change moped and tried to teach myself to ride it off road. Remember going into the bushes & brambles a few times before I got used to throttle & clutch. A year later in East Devon was trying to get the money together for a wreck of a Lambretta LD 150 scooter with shaft drive. I was buying from a mate @ school who was moving on to better things. Would "borrow" from him & learnt to ride it in a few attempts-no licence-nor anything else-fortunately i was living in a fairly remote place-there was only one local bike bobby. He used to ride a 3TA Triumph with old-fashioned phone on back or tank-cant remember which. Dont think he ever caught any of us but then again he probably didnt want to! He used to shake his fist at us! The day I bought the scooter & got my licence, L-plates on & insurance sorted, there was no stopping me. I frequently broke down & had to learn to get it going as there werent any garages for miles. If youve ever ridden with 6v lighting in the pitch dark you wouldnt complain about modern bikes! :eek  Bikes/scooters I remember riding-not necessarily owning include Lambretta LD, Li 150, TV175, Norman 197cc, various mopeds, BSA C15-250cc, AJS500, Honda SS50, C50, C90,CZ 175, After long gap of cage driving came back to Honda CX500, NTV 650, Yamaha YBR 125 & 250 (commuters) FZ6 and my beloved FZS 1000. Oh yes Ive got a 25cc motor assisted bicycle(Cyclemaster 1951) for the days when I just want to potter round the local roads & give the youngsters a laugh! :lol

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  Superbike Magazine FZ1 test
Posted by: baggy - 19-09-12, 12:14 PM - Forum: General - No Replies

Just seen this months (October) Superbike magazine is out and the FZ1 is in the Naked Fun Superbike test


http://www.superbike.co.uk/viewers/viewc...+sale+NOW!

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