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what did you do with your fazer today ?
Just got back from a 160 mile round trip and averaged 55mpg, which is the norm for the way I ride.
I went to Castlewood Cafe, Uttoxeter, via Horseshoe Pass, Llangollen,Market Drayton, Stone.
Very quiet roads once I left North Wales. Saw hundreds of bikers, heading possibly to the Bike Show in Llangollen.
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Reading the Mpg figures I'm guessing 40-50mpg for a 1000 and 60mpg for the 600. I know I regularly got 60mpg from my 600 and currently get close to 50mpg from my 1000. OR am I wrong again....
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Early start (5am) - Blasted down to Portsmouth took the ferry to Cherbourg. Now in Nantes. Should be in San Sebastian by mid afternoon tomorrow.
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(02-08-15, 08:21 PM)pilninggas link Wrote: Early start (5am) - Blasted down to Portsmouth took the ferry to Cherbourg. Now in Nantes. Should be in San Sebastian by mid afternoon tomorrow.
San Sebastian / Donostia is a beautiful city , the old town is worth checking out as is the Irish bar . I worked there for 2months back in the 90s , happy days .
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Glasgow to Helmsley via the lakes yesterday then back home this morning. Arse like a burst couch!
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I rode my bike around south midlands with a bunch of loons for about 200 miles with my bike going up my arse on every one of the 62,000 bumps in our shitty rough roads and now my bum hurts.
An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.
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rode it to station to get train to lahhhhndan then did this with the replacement Big Grin




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will ride for food.....
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Nice ride,,you rode past my house,Leominster A49,,i was out tough with the lofos
An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.
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(02-08-15, 11:49 AM)fazerscotty link Wrote: [quote author=Skippernick link=topic=6412.msg205760#msg205760 date=1438432006]
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How the hell do you get 60 mpg out of your Gen1 :| Most I've ever got is low 50's!! My average is mid-40s :'(


Yeah i thought that i get 55mpg out of my 600!!
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Smoothness is the key - carrying speed and energy for as long as possible into corners, no sudden acceleration or braking, a scottoiler helps and I'm running the tyres at 2psi over standard (according to my gauge).
if I'm out with the wife and shes on her VT750, then I'll easily get into the 70's.
This is a standard bike (apart from a Viper can).
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Yeah I forget that mine is Ivanised...

Did 47.7 MPG on my way to the Lofo's ride... and then 41.4 MPG on my way back... woops
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Woohoo !!


This has just arrived.


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I could change my opinion, but then we'd both be wrong.
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Did my favourite bit of the Charlbury TT....3 times  :lol
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And finally got round to fitting it today.


Well pleased with the quality.



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Went for a ride out with Liz and our youngest on the 2 Fazers and the Aprillia. Took in bits of Leicestershire, Northants, Oxfordshire and Warks - stopping off in Chipping Norton for a late afternoon snack (at Bitter and Twisted - great food, actually fantastic food, not cheap, but worth it on the day) and a pic.

Great roads, about 150 miles with lots of sunshine and the temperature was just right.

Liz and me in Chipping, outside B & T.


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Sunshine :eek Whats that :'(
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Went through Burnsall, Aysgarth using as many back roads as I could, stopped in Hawes for a bacon butty Smile

Got there about 12, saw a silver gen1 1000 and a blue boxeye with yellow wheels, anyone on here?
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Gloucester and back on a mixture of roads - was going to take a picture next to a WWII machine gun emplacement near Gloucester Airport on the way but forgot in the run of corners on that particular stretch.
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Cleaned it after a wet run into wales, fitted HID lighting kit, fitted LED stop and tail light bulbs and promptly removed them cause there no better (a little worse in fact) than the STD bulbs especially the brake lights. Re-fitted the Renetec rack back on. Just need to try the HID lights out now
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(06-08-15, 08:51 PM)mark g link Wrote: Cleaned it after a wet run into wales




Sounds like the biking equivalent of wiping your nob on the curtains :lol
Easiest way to go fast........don't buy a blue bike
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:rollin
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A big yellow light was in the sky today  :lol so i Washed and polished it even done me down pipes all in preparation for heading to the ulster gp tomorrow  Big Grin let's hope the  yellow light hangs around for a bit  :rolleyes


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please god let the sun keep shining
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