Makes sense tbh as same as sunglasses and instantly removable.

There isn't a road legal level of tint for the sun visors (afaik). They're not subject to the same regulations as visors

Snap pretty much the same in the Ten

Kwacky wrote:The drop down visors aren't strong enough to cope with the morning sun, which is pretty much at eye level for about 4 months of the year for me.

Ive found the same

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Turning into a NIMBY (facepalm) Every year we get Travelers settling in the same spot. Every year they park a load of caravans, cars and lorries, They fly tip a load of waste, leave their rubbish behind and generally trash the area. The council put wooden bollards ...

... fixtures, etc. Old houses are where the action is at if you're a hardcore abdab like me. (shake) Technology has improved house building, in the same way it has improved motorcycles. Modern houses are built to very high standards of structural integrity, and levels of insulation & efficiency ...

I've ordered a hi viz waist coat to pack away. No harm in having one for £2. Stickers were about the same price.

It's the same here. Having the proper kit makes a big difference, at least I arrive dry.

Balls

Lines changed and bled well this morning. Lever firm.

Move the bike forwards a metre - lever loses all pressure. Same as before.

I'm going to have a cry and then strip the callipers properly i think. Then its an MC refurb.

I'm getting fed up of brakes

The guy who dyno'd it commented on the same. All I have is Arrow cans and the relevant triumph map.


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... non-bolshy biker seemed to surprise them, suffice to say we were sent on our way without even a producer. The part that stuck with me was the same roadcheck pulling over a Chelsea tractor with very heavily blacked out windows all round including the windscreen, the driver was looking for a ...

... the Police were actually in favour of black visors being made legal on the bais that if a black visor was worn during lighting up times (using the same rules as for use of headlights) it would be quite simple and easy to enforce. I put forward a lot of annecdotal evidence of bright sunlight and ...

Blade wrote:Must be a Kawasaki trait as mines the same at 4k rpm

Snap, these are going in the bin as soon as I can find someone local that can fit and balance tyres.

Must be a Kawasaki trait as mines the same at 4k rpm

... When I was a postman I would see the homeless come out and go in of that place, I took my hat off to the guys who ran it. OK it wasn't the same people all the time as it is first come first served basis but they have a safe environment to go for bed and shower. I used to walk to work everyday ...

... ? Oh yeah "On a mission" lol I hate you A12 - A14 - M11 - M25 well that about covers it for now ha ha Funnily enough I feel exactly the same about Reading Frankie! Totally agree about A12 etc I use at least one of those roads every day and hate them all! Ha ha ha ha ha I think its my ...

... ? Oh yeah "On a mission" lol I hate you A12 - A14 - M11 - M25 well that about covers it for now ha ha Funnily enough I feel exactly the same about Reading Frankie! Totally agree about A12 etc I use at least one of those roads every day and hate them all!

can anybody confirm this letter is a scam ,my car is insured ive double checked it .I also have another car in the house under the same insurer so I know im legal

Good write up of a good week . Hopefully much more of the same to come

B1 looks good too Buddy. Nice paint job

Harley and Panigale on same rideout will be interesting

The guy on the Panigale will end up getting cooked waiting for the Harley

Company ride outs great way to get on in the company