:rolleyes 

This charger is supposed to do lots of things according to Oxford. I had a transformer fail and effectively scrapping the charger and while the engineer was looking at it he said, I hope you didn't pay much for this. More effort goes into lighting the LEDs up than actually charging the battery, it is a basic cheap charger in a fancy box. Not impressed. Worked well for a while but the peace of mind it offers is no longer there. Cheating, lying, advertising that just isn't true.

hey all!
im Tonie, 23 and been riding 3 months, (wow jeeeeeze sounds like a dating website)

hope you're all ok anyways, i may be asking really stupid and Random questions but i want to know everything i can about my bike (FZS600 '99)

Thank Yooouuuuu!   

No, not me, I'm not as old as most of you lot.  My fazer passed 60,000 miles though!

Got me a Sony Media box and synology NAS doodah, what's good and free for ripping DVD's? (64 bit windoze 7)

The theme was chosen by August's winner b3tarev3: "This month lets take a look at 'dereliction' in all it's forms, buildings, motors etc."

Below are the photos from both sites.

Gingernutz


dolau


DryRob


purplebear7



Kosmic Kartman



Biffa Bob1664


Fazerboy



Tori



limax2



BIG MAC



snooky


b3tarev3

:eek  Everybody should check out the new proposals from the EU re motorbikes, very scary stuff.

I haven't as yet had a good look at all the chain but I will do that one evening this week.
The sound is getting more frequent and I now hear it all the time in 1st and 2nd gear and sometimes in 3rd.  The one thing I have noticed, if I roll off the throttle or dip the clutch the noise stops.  Is this consistent with a stiff link or dodgy chain and sprockets?  I know the chain is turning all the time the wheels are but I'm guessing the extra load when the power is on is what causes the knocking?
I was hoping the noise would just dissappear (no such luck) because I can't really afford a chain and sprocket change at the mo, but the bike gets me to work, so if it needs doing it needs doing.
I see Griff86 says to go genuine Yamaha parts but does anyone have any other feelings on this issue?  Are there any chains/sprockets that I should definitely avoid?  What is a good price for a genuine sprocket and chain set?  the local stealer has said £170 for parts plus an hour's labour.

A disgrace of a man ( I use the word man loosly) for his actions last night, hopefully they will let him rot on the sidelines, or with the reserves for the rest of his contract.