... stepped out on a thick patch of banding on the road. I was upright at the time. The light weight of the bike showed up tonight in the wind, it was being thrown all over the place. The SX would have mopped it up but it's larger, heavier and fully faired so there's no surprise they act so differently. ...

... was at Croft House which doesn't exist, neighbour dropped his parcel which was tyres over shortly thereafter. Montys OP was about the delivery man being about as smart as you appear to be..

... Pikes Peak recommended. It is the one thing I check and set every pre-ride. I would have thought that is due to the extra weight of the bike and being so tall - there's bound to be a lot of weight transfer and you wouldn't want the front tyre carcass collapsing. Yup thats what I gathered too, ...

I would have thought that is due to the extra weight of the bike and being so tall - there's bound to be a lot of weight transfer and you wouldn't want the front tyre carcass collapsing. You won't die by running lower pressures so give it a go anyway, just ...

... caught my foot on it and took a tumble into the radiator. I might have to go to hospital when I take the ice pack off. That'll learn me for being too idle to open it I suppose... Me: [video]https://youtu.be/Y9j3heYZAk8[/video]

The older I get, the less faith I have in the mainstream medical profession. I got a course of steroids for laryngitis, which was caused from being intubated badly during my skin cancer/skin graft surgery. It smashed me around mentally too. It wasn't till I went back to my own doctor thinking ...

A news item about all the snakes being found on the trails.

/shivers.

The older I get, the less faith I have in the mainstream medical profession. I got a course of steroids for laryngitis, which was caused from being intubated badly during my skin cancer/skin graft surgery. It smashed me around mentally too. It wasn't till I went back to my own doctor thinking ...

... The older I get, the less faith I have in the mainstream medical profession. I got a course of steroids for laryngitis, which was caused from being intubated badly during my skin cancer/skin graft surgery. It smashed me around mentally too. It wasn't till I went back to my own doctor thinking ...

... power I'm getting one. It's such a hoot to ride, so light and flickable. Couple of little gripes - the sidestand isn't easy to get to. I'm used to being able to cycle through the screen using a button on the handlebar - reaching to the screen isn't very user friendly The fuel gauge doesn't fill ...

My girlfriend caught an Ursaring that's a 80%+ which required only 2 power ups before being max CP for the level and it's secondary move is HyperBeam...

Mine was only half of max CP

College this morning and I've come for a nice ride out in this lovely sunshine. Perks of being unemployed, hey? Stopped at Rutland Water and just having coffee and cake in Oakham. Bloody good carrot cake, I can feel it undoing all my good work. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170315/846ad632ea1f5dc631a7794ccb533ba2.jpg ...

... thought about following it on the speed. Almost impossible and about 66mph top speed. Means changing gear loads too. I'm sure it's all about just being easy for the running in period, and to get you acclimatised. The odd squirt wont harm, and it does say not to keep constant revs.

Yep, I got a cracking deal. That's the last one they've got at the dealers, hence it being white. Fly screen, rear seat cowl, side pods, side crash protection, tail tidy, arrow can and some other little bits and pieces all thrown in for way below the RRP of £8,200. ...

I've had to go into work. Shame as well with the weather being so nice.

... That's exactly what I'm working towards. GCSE's in June (I'm 32, late bloomer[emoji6] ) then start an access course in September for a year all being well. Fortunately I'm in a position to do the full time Uni course. Still bricking it though. It's nerve-wracking mate.. I wasn't sure I could ...

Looks and sounds like your having a blast Kiwi. As other have said this really is a trip you will remember being so close to your heart. Keep the diary coming for all of us and for yourself to relive the memories at a later date So having a hunt about trying to remember what ...

... That's exactly what I'm working towards. GCSE's in June (I'm 32, late bloomer[emoji6] ) then start an access course in September for a year all being well. Fortunately I'm in a position to do the full time Uni course. Still bricking it though.

I'm the same as you D6. They're ok for winter but I don't want them for those times I'm doing more than riding to and from work. They're a bit too neutral for my tastes.

Z8s or M7rr for me next.

I can't see the Corsa or the Sportsmart being suited or lasting long for commuting.

Codeine buddy. Works everytime ;) Hope you feel better soon (y) Love a couple of codeine now and again. It's the same as being drunk for me but with no hangover [emoji106] Haha (lol) unfortunately they don't make me feel drunk, well not unless I pop them with a few large Brandys I ...