I suppose it depends on what do you have to replace on a bike in its first 2 years, compared to what you have to replace in the next 2. Obviously mileage is a factor, but your bike is still relatively young. My opinion would be to hang onto it, but I'm a tight ...

Been going for years and used a few times. Happy to recommend

... We have had a few friends recently diagnosed with potentially terminal illness ( one of which has gone that way) and we realise we no longer have years and years to do all the things we would like, so no point putting them off if opportunities arise.

... i have a hankering for a Porsche Boxster and disappear off to Italy with the wife for a month and do some touring. It wont be happening for a few years but i have already been trying to glean as much information as possible so i know what to look for and what to avoid. There are a lot of used ...

They moved that camera years ago so now going down the different road makes no difference. You pass 2 cameras after the turn off and before the pub coming from the Mac side, which is the best side for twisties. As you say people reckon ...

... few hours, despite getting lost shamefully close to my house. Confidence is on the up, I was more comfortable going down a road today that 2 or 3 years ago had me feeling nervous and wobbly. Lots of bikes out. Girls are starting to wear strappy tops and the like. Life is good!

Do bikers still use the Cat n Fiddle ?

I thought average speed cameras killed the popularity of the road.

Longhill was bikings best kept secret for years. Great little run although I rarely ride it these days, it used to be regular haunt and even landed me in court many years back

I don't know Duke we pay out typically £180 every 2 years for main dealer car servicing, so £90 a year is nothing. Cars don't have valve clearance checks or chains and sprockets to worry about. Also the tyres need replacing at 10 times the distance ...

Kwacky wrote:3 years 0% on Kawasakis

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Way cheaper than that...

3 years 0% on Kawasakis

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Picked up a TL1000r on a whim. Memories of the Pembrey track day all those years ago when Steve binned his [emoji15] https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170407/81f5fb57083a35a06b911f974ff0eda2.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170407/e48cc9cd5518a0ca28b3ca6886430128.jpg ...

... No idea why, but I pulled up to the pump, turned the bike off, got off it and totally forgot about putting the sidestand down. Never in 9 years of biking have I forgotten to put the sidestand down, but it rather quickly dawned on me as the bike started to make its way towards the deck. ...

... decent....."Hey...when's it on next??" "That was the end of it"...........Huh?? It reminded me of that gangster series a few years back and it's ending that left you scratching your head.../

... No idea why, but I pulled up to the pump, turned the bike off, got off it and totally forgot about putting the sidestand down. Never in 9 years of biking have I forgotten to put the sidestand down, but it rather quickly dawned on me as the bike started to make its way towards the deck. ...

... some time for people to adjust. However totally agree with kwacky it would save billions for us so will eventually happen, I just don't see 20 years as realistic. I personally think double that. Technology maybe there in 20 years though Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Rheinbacher Pilsner.

I making the most of this German stuff before it's banned in a couple of years time

Planted this years attempt at a veg crop with the kids. Went and bought a couple of new shirts for work, and then on the way home had warning lights on the dash indicating the DTC is buggered

I'm pretty certain there is supposed to be a minimum distance between the indicators I used to have integrated indicators on the D6 all those years ago, and they failed me because of this. I got some car side repeaters, I think they where from a mondeo, and mounted them on the undertray. That ...

Ive had integrated rear light for 4 years. I have not been failed a mot, with my current garage, when the law came out several years ago, my normal garaged failed me. I then took it to another garage. Its is based on braking and indicating, ...

... I could've disconnected the indicating part if I'd known beforehand that it would fail. The thing is I was unaware that it was illegal. Last years MOT was fine, I rang the last place I got it MOT'd at and they said the new rule has come in since my last test. How the feck was I to know it ...