I just want to say what a top fella Tom Tunstall, team manager and rider for the Tom Tunstall Racing team competing in the British Super Bikes is.

I've just had a fab weekend at Brands Hatch, qualifying and race day, with access to the BSB paddock and Tom's garage, all for free.

Back at Easter I took my 5 year old daughter to the practice day for the opening round of the BSB at Brands.  She took a shine to Tom because he has the same surname as her primary school, and according to her he's named after her school.  We had a fab day and she cheed him on from the inside of Druids, waving every lap.  She even wrote about seeing him in her learning diary at school.

I decided to take her to qualifying for the latest round at Brands and she again spoke of Tom Tunstall, and asked if she could make a poster and he could wave at her, I explained that he might not see us, but said I would write to him, explain where we would stand and see if he could give us a wave.

The result was him leaving us a pass at the gate, one that would get us in the BSB paddock behind the pits to meet him, AMAZING, certainly never expected that.

We had a fab weekend, went and met him on both days, went in the garage, chatted bikes with his crew and met the team.

Despite him having a tough weekend both as rider and team manager, with a new bike after moving from Ducatti to Honda at the last round.  Losing one of the bikes and his team mate breaking his foot after a high speed engine failure he still managed to take 5 minutes to chat to us and my excited daughter, he was dead chuffed about the poster she had made and was generally a top, all round guy, even his team said as much about him

So, a big thank you Tom! 

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[color=rgb(102, 102, 102)]2003 Yamaha Fazer 600FZS [/color][color=rgb(102, 102, 102)]MOT & Tax to May 2013. Comes with a double bubble screen, set of Renthal bars and a new Beowulf radiator grill fitted. New original handlebars are included in the sale. Stainless steel down-pipes and Scorpion end can, seat has just been professionally recovered and new chain and sprockets fitted. Wheels have been professionally re-sprayed black with blue sparkle, looks excellent in the sunlight. Front forks have been overhauled with Ohlins parts. Also included in the sale is the next service kit worth £100, which includes: 4 litres Castrol Power engine oil, 4 NGK iridium spark plugs, oil filter & K&N Air filter. Very reluctant sale, but have too many projects on the go.
£1500.00 ovno 

I am in County Antrim Northern Ireland, but can arrange shipping at a cost of around £150.00
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i have a fz1n 06 and put a after market can on..decated the headers ..been offered a power commander but theres no O2 SENSOR ELIMINATOR ..will i need one as i'm not  mechanicly minded ..thanks

I thought perhaps i had a carb problem but i'm pretty sure now it's not as i've not run the bike today at all.


It seems that when the bike is in the sun for any length of time, fuel leaks out the overflow pipe.


I know petrol expands when it's hot but surely it shouldn't leak? Is this a dodgy washer somewhere thats letting petrol out when it shouldn't be?


Anyone else had similar problems on any other bike?

hay

I need to repaint a metal hand rail (the type you see in car parks). The top is practically back to the metal....smooth as a babies arse.

So...how the best way to do it? the only bits of metal Ive sprayed before are things like side stands or rads....& they didn't look too good  :'(  (i used spray primer, spray paint, and spray lacquer)

Tar

Something for this weekend. www.aberdarepark.co.uk For the 1st time in 20 years. FULL GRIDS. We are turning entries away. Including classic Go-Karts and WSBK Ducati rider, Martin Jessop. Camping available at Dare Valley Country Park.

Something for this weekend. www.aberdarepark.co.uk For the 1st time in 20 years. FULL GRIDS. We are turning entries away. Including classic Go-Karts and WSBK Ducati rider, Martin Jessop. Camping available at Dare Valley Country Park.

Went out for a ride yesterday afternoon, got home and found that I had lost my number plate............... Went to Halfords Waterlooville, sorry have not got the right size acrylics, The lovely lady called Havant, yes they have them in stock, thanks very much sez I and toddle over to Havant............ The guy took all the details down, said it be about 15 minutes, went upstairs to look at the pushbikes, came back down and collected the plate, got home and found that he had transposed a couple of the letters on the plate :wall 


I tell you I am going back over there and give him a chinese burn around the neck

Happy birthday pal. Is Susan taking you to the park for a go on the tea cups  :pokefun


Have a good day 

I think my clutch cable is correctly adjusted. As per the Haynes manual, there is a few mm of play before the clutch starts to pull.


With the clutch lever pulled all the way in, the clutch is still dragging, turning the back wheel (when on centre stand). It's not by much, it only takes a light touch on the wheel to stop it.


It doesn't give me any trouble when riding, but I do wonder if it will lead to premature wear on the clutch.


Is this normal? Acceptable?