http://www.bikeexif.com/new-ducati-scrambler

Done by http://www.skunkmachine.com in Melbourne.

I quite like it. It was a custom build but they are developing a bolt on kit based on this.

Kwacky wrote:

Kwacky wrote:You'll be pleased to hear your last egg was a pigeon

and the next was a caterpillar

You're sacked, I can be that useless all by myself!

Found a Mr Mime yet?

Kwacky wrote:You'll be pleased to hear your last egg was a pigeon

Figures!

I've found what when you switch accounts it drops to a default setting - noise, vibration and music plus AR camera and it lists your pokemon by most recent. Battered the pokestops over the weekend but not one special item. Yeah i found that out too, I switched to the lads account the other day beca...

sounds like a good way forward,.

Kwacky wrote:You cover my expenses and you've got a deal

These companies are t&*ts aren't they. Always worth ringing them which I don't understand because it just wastes our time and theirs. I don't know why they don't just give their best price straight away what a waste of time!! I had a friend in NZ who was a insurance broker for household content...

Still having an issue with tick over and stalling. Last weekend I increased the tick over and it stalled even more. Took it out today just to refuel. Issue still there. Came home and parked on the drive and it ticked over fine. Decided to take it down the road to see if it had fixed it with new fue...

Bump. Still got some of these left I'll buy some if you come and demonstrate how to use it, I've gone a bit D6 and still yet to give the Multi it's first proper wash (blush) Though it's only been out in the dry so far so it's mainly bugs and dusty rims. And I quickly rag wipe off most of the bugs a...

IT would be interesting to know whether the exit of the airflow can be felt by the rider or can they route the airflow away? I haven't found any photos from the back/riders view, but I'm guessing while tucked/cornering it would be directed up over their shoulders. If we get some wet racing the mois...

Basically just shrouded winglets. Aside from the extra weight aerodynamically they will work better (and hopefully comply with the new rules) as there will be no wing tip losses. (Same reason airliners have those big vertical tips on the wings) just looked online at some photos from other angles an...

the burble on downshift.... gave me wood

And I learnt I've been pronouncing the name wrong all this time

Basically just shrouded winglets. Aside from the extra weight aerodynamically they will work better (and hopefully comply with the new rules) as there will be no wing tip losses. (Same reason airliners have those big vertical tips on the wings)

That's sounds like a win!

I reckon it's been long enough since I logged out.. I'll PM you the details

Blade wrote:10000 rounds and no one killed. That's not realistic at all ........

When does realism ever factor in a D41 post...

That's a great photo

That's why Bikers generally make better road users, we never stop wanting to learn. For the vast majority of car drivers it's just about getting from A to B. I feel there is a big difference in a biker and a bike rider. Some treat it like a car, and have no interest in further education or improvem...

Put the ZX10R up for sale on the Kawasaki forum I found it on. It still needs the fairings patched, but as I'm severely time poor when home, I've decided it's better in the long run to let it go cheaper and someone else can fix it.

Yep! I AM ONLY ADVERTISING THE BIKE TO TEST THE RESPONSE HAS THIS BIKE IS A VERY VERY RARE PIECE OF MOTORCYCLE HISTORY Laughable Bit of a quiet night at work so far, so I did a bit of digging. From what I can see this guy is totally full of it, or the one previous owner took him for a complete ride...