Almost as nice as an RnineT

I have been told by a tyre guy, its more a case of getting them up to temp to bed in all the banding etc.

Put them in warmers before you set off, jobs a good un

I didnt find that breaking the bead was too bad.

I tried cuttting one off, of fooking hard.

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZrIRNS83YE[/video]

Dont need a bead breaker, can just use an edging tool for the lawn or a spade and a couple of tyre levers.

Put the rim on some wood though.

I just ride as normal, but let the bike roll through the corners more than on the power. In fact the last set I scrubbed in was on a track day.

beermonster wrote:Just another day to remind me she's gone. Thanks, greeting cards industry. Thanks a f'ing bunch.

I miss my Mum every day. I hate this couple of weeks. Going in supermarkets for example is crap.

Couldnt agree more, pinlock rocks.

duke63 wrote:I prefer the new noise too. Its just a bit quiet.

Turn the tv up a bit then

Swedish meatballs chips and beans

Oooops:

Hardly use mine to be honest.

As long as you are in the right gear, it doesnt matter waht number it is, and I tell if its right bu the noise/response/revcounter

I watched on a free stream I found ( http://www.lag10.com/bt2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ) it wasn't bad Mel Sykes was nice to look at but irritating to listen to and Toseland looked very shiny and was wooden and boring apart from that it was fine but I miss the techni...

Brian Johnston commentating on a cricket game:

"The batsmans Holding the bowler's Willey."

Copy cat - lol. Nice one.

I refuse to watch things like that.

No one would blame you for pulling out at the last minute (as the actress said to the bishop lol)

Dont know where its from but it need cleaning

Kwacky wrote:10.30? That gives everyone enough time to get there.

See you all there, weather permitting

I will probably be going one of the days.