I am assuming that people from Glasgow on here being Fazer owners have
had their bikes services here at some point. I am curious what sort of quality
of work you have received in their on your bikes. I am assuming that I have
just been very unlucky in my dealings with them. I have two bikes (Both Yam's)
and have had them in a few times for various odd's and sods an each time
there has been stuff that has annoyed me when they have come back to the
point I am considering looking for another Yam dealer to take my bikes too.
I wouldn't mind but at £71 quid an hour I am a little tired of getting my bike
back to find certain irregularities. To be fair to them not everything that's
happened is their fault nearly getting taken out by a taxi while road testing
one of my bikes is beyond anyone's control and I was glad the lad was okay
and thankful that he managed to get my bike out of the way but I've not had
this sort of thing at the 3 other garages I used over the last 3 years.

Opinions welcome, I am trying to keep an open mind but I really nearly blew
a gasket this morning.

Fuzzygoth

well I got my first ever speeding ticket in the post this morning, not bad to say I've been riding and driving 44 years.
my crime is doing 79 mph on the Malton by pass a duel carriage way. It was a camera van so must have had a camera facing forward to get my number.
One mph less and I would have been ok. I was on a nearly empty road in the day it was dry, I wonder why they put the vans where its safe to go a bit over the speed limit and not where it is dangerous to speed, maybe because 99.9% wouldn't speed there.
they have caught over 16,000 in north yorkshire in the last 12 months raising about £1,000,000 in fines, lets hope it goes to improve road safety and not pay some official a vast wage for doing nothing.

Yep, have now quit smoking for 6 months  :woot  :woot
Just thought I'd pop in here and share my good news.  Thanks again to all of you on here who were so supportive at the start of my quit. :thumbup
Now all I need to do is GET OUT ON THE FECKING BIKE before it starts raining again  :lol :lol

Anyone going on this?


http://www.bikewisenews.org.uk/2012/07/1...l-run.html

Hi,


I've noticed that the front brakes have quite a bit of travel on them. Not impressed with the brakes really, so I'm guessing the pads need changing so I thought I'd check the pads (all ok so far) but for some reason, when slackening off the brake calliper bolts I put the socket on the bolt holding the brake hose banjo, I know I'm an idiot!  :'(


I only slackened it a small bit before I looked at what I was doing, tightened it back up and it seems fine (small amount of fluid leaked out, but level is fine). So first question is, is it likely that any air has got into the system and do I need to change / top up the fluid?


Second question is, do the pads have wear indicators on them? By the looks of the ones I've seen on wemoto here they have groves in them, well the ones on mine have no groves but look to still have a bit of depth left in them, are they past their useful life?


Thanks in advance for all the comments, even the ones calling me a dunce!


Phil

INCREDIBLE FOOTAGE Sign blowing around on Deerfoot

This was a couple of days ago in west midlands


This guy died after losing control of his bike ,while lots of people came out of the pub to see the crash ,some git nicked the bike!!!! :eek
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bir...m-19280963

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