Sir Fallsalot

Oi i resemble that remark

Mostly as it is with all those places but you did see some of the old interesting bikes there. come to think of it i think I've only been there 4 or 5 times myself

First time i went to the steel horse i was pleasantly surprised by the young girl serving in stockings,suspenders and hot pants I didn't take to the bloke there though found him quite arrogant

Cool pics Pete ?

I think its also to do with the reflector being designed for the bulb that's supposed to be in there not a HID or LED unit

For blinding oncoming traffic i think

That's good to know ?

I hope your MOT station is a good one, LED conversions are an MOT failure now, i'll be interested in how this works in the dark i'm thinking of doing something like this on my 650.

I'm away for a weak and Buckster learns how to use a camera wtf, this is like seeing monkeys use tools for the first time

This is the real deal big mates with the boat boy

I've been using EP90 gear oil ever since i swiped a 25L drum of it off site years ago got about 6 tins of unused chain lube probably use them when the gear oil runs out

I don't know where your getting this Miserable winters in wales from, we've been having great weather here for a while, next time its pissing down i shall be saying its almost as bad as Spain

My 650 is doing that as well Bob since the day i fitted the flat slide carb, but its a real pain to get it out to work on so haven't done anything about it. i left the fuel on after getting back from a ride once and was woken up in the early hours to a strong smell of petrol, had to go to the garage to check it out god the whole house stank of it for hours, one of the down sides of having a garage attached to your house.

I don't see the point in these, too expensive to buy or ride for the common man/woman at 66,000 euro. Probably just get ridden to popular bike meets to pose a couple of times a year because their too scared to damage their investment going anywhere else on it.

I don't follow racing but from seeing him doing other things it will have to be Guy Martin for me, he just seems like a down to earth bloke. and i think he's pretty good on a bike to

Don't beat about the bush tell it to him straight

He probably deleted it so not to scare the forum newcomers away

Nice memories Sofia.? Only been to Belgium once, it was on the bike back in the early 90's, took a ferry from Felixstowe to Zeebrugge. A few miles after landing in Belgium me and the wife needed to make use of the toilet facilities so stopped at the next service station, the toilets were a disgrace, absolutely filthy and gay porn mags scattered about in the shitters. The wife said the ladies was even worse and refused to use them i had to find her a grass verge for her to relieve herself. Wherever we stopped we just found it dirty so got on the bike and rode straight through into Germany, what a difference Germany was spotless and beautiful we wanted to stay longer there but it was a bit expensive for our budget at the time. We did ride past Nürburgring but didn't know anything about it back then as i never followed the racing scene probably would have done a lap if i had known about it. The wife has been to Brussels a few times and said it was totally different to our experience years ago.

Installed a couple more CCTV cameras yesterday and caught this bugger this morning. I'm trying to encourage smaller birds into my garden but all i get is these scaring them away and dropping stones on my roof

Were Bobby Kimball and Bob Carolgees the same person

weather looks good for the weekend but not allowed to ride so it don't matter what the hell it does

I was talking about its crap fittings and finish get with the program

A bit like every jap bike made today then, its just Kawasaki had a 30 year head start

I didn't mean lacking oomph the GPZ500 was a little missile, it's just with parallel twins i always felt there was something missing like two cylinders lol The offset crank ones now give them a vee twin feel which cured them for me