... the Michelin Pilot Road 4s would be ideal as they warm up easier in lower temperatures, offer great wet grip, offer enough dry grip to have fun (even if the profile isn't preferred) and on the plus side I'd get better mileage off them

... up some photos when in my hands. Thanks again gents for the advice and like you say Kwacky, we shall see what my next thread will be.... I didn't even know what a R9T was till I googled it. That's a bit of a change from the ZX10R Cornish! But I guess you'll only have it 3 months... (lol) Well ...

... up some photos when in my hands. Thanks again gents for the advice and like you say Kwacky, we shall see what my next thread will be.... I didn't even know what a R9T was till I googled it. That's a bit of a change from the ZX10R Cornish! But I guess you'll only have it 3 months... (lol)

I had BT021/023's on the Triumph the whole time I had it, but I did commute 130 km a day on it. I agree they aren't the ideal tyres for a 600 sport bike but I still got my knee down on them and had no chicken strips.

Now my riding is purely recreational I wouldn't even dream about fitting them.

Cav wrote:I even got kneedown at 120mph on them on the road.

You'd love the Peaks, you get grass in your helmet vents!

That's horrendous!

What have you got on their now? I found the Dunlop Sportsmarts really suited my bike - I even got kneedown at 120mph on them on the road.

Apparently the smaller pistons are a lot more difficult to get a perfect setup (if there even is such a thing). A lot of club riders prefer the 30mm kits just for ease of setup and a lot of people hate on Ohlins weirdly.

... don't feel like I've slept and boy is completely fine now and getting ready to go to the park on his bike. Oh, and Megan confessed that she didn't even stay awake when we swapped over so she's happy too. Just me feeling like shite today then? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

... in the conditions most likely to generate the random fault I. E. Stop start traffic with a hot engine temp. I doubt it was the servo eliminator as even if that throws a code it won't shut the engine down. However the power commander controlling the fuel injection MAY have given the Code 31 vehicle ...

Its a nice enough story but even though a bike club did an honourable thing they are still described as a gang , reinforcing stereotypes that we as bikers dont need , mind you they did get a mention in a positive story which is quite good for the Mail .

Feck all, very quiet offshore atm, and I have 2 Timorese trainees working for me, so even the minimal amount there is to do they are fighting over.

This is going to be an expensive ebay swing if this keeps up!

... France, Slovenia, Italy and the UK and not once was my life or the officers life in danger. Two of them had a gun and at no point was that even fecking relevant. You just don't give guns to monkeys What on Earth does you being stopped by police in four foreign countries & the UK have ...

Think you're missing the common theme here D. I've been stopped by traffic police in Germany, France, Slovenia, Italy and the UK and not once was my life or the officers life in danger. Two of them had a gun and at no point was that even fecking relevant.

You just don't give guns to monkeys

I shouldn't laugh, but hahahahhaaha

I can't believe he couldn't make .... I wouldn't even call it a bend. but then his screaming and writhing. lol

... need a firearm to be discharged. The police need to admit a **** up. apologise and take action against those in the wrong. Otherwise it'll create even more tension

... get the feeling if he would have attempted to roll over over onto his front he would have been more seriously injured or killed,the police officer even said he didn't know why he shot him Funny I never even thought it of a race issue more of a pointless shooting and bad handling of the situation

Blade wrote:Chere's Rossgo.

The Vehicle Down Sensor was replaced under warranty but obviously that wasn't the fix even though that error code still exists.

*facepalm* must be doing your nut in. Really hope the garage sorts this out mate

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Kwacky wrote:Just had a 602 CP Pigeot appear. I wasted about 40 balls including 20 good ones. Nothing was hitting the target. I got it in the end.

Those pidgeys are little f**kers! Even the unevolved ones are a prick to catch sometimes. You using raspberries first?? Makes it a bit easier.

... MAY respond) If it had been a 2010 model it would be a night and day different story but 2011 to 2012 is the same bike in all but colour and even then its very minor changes. If it was me I would arm myself with facts before entering into discussions. Get a professional to tell you the difference ...

Chere's Rossgo.

The Vehicle Down Sensor was replaced under warranty but obviously that wasn't the fix even though that error code still exists.