Tempting. Just wondering about the noise though.

... have shut the door behind them and gone to work on the contents of your garage properly with no interuptions. Sounds like you've got it in hand though, doesn't matter who it was - it's still someone invading your space and nicking your stuff, utter scum who've probably already flogged your lid ...

... option. However as you all know, I love the bike as it is, and most of the time people only see the back of it ;) (giggle) Thanks for the comments though :)

... laptops are so much better than anything else on the market ??? Work has just let me have a mac book pro so i can "work from home", so i though i would give it a whirl and see what this "crapple" (see what i did there ;) ) fad is all about. So far the only positive i have is ...

finished early so spanked it around the cotswolds this afternoon,to many knobs in cages on the road though
cant wait to get it on track

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Kwacky wrote:You can share the bets though

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Just won £1270 on this. It was due to go up to £1700 but I lost my bottle and cashed out early.


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... to win more than Joey.. he doesn't feel justified in taking the record off him because of the electric bikes. I do hope he wins a couple more though, he hasn't had luck on his side for a while at the TT

... MC and M7rr tyres so i'm glad it all passed tests as I like to get these things right, especially when you do it all yourself. Saves a fortune though. The M7rr's are great - very confidence inspiring - i can corner faster on this bike with them than i can on my RC8 i reckon (which has M5's ...

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Does the job for going to work though.

A big bag of wasabi nuts. My eyes are running. Nice though.

... a quote from him for the Racetec rear that I bought brand new as he was only £2 dearer - I was in a rush! He has a new guy in the car department though that has a habit of leaving wheel nuts loose. Mine was loose and as I went round a bend on the motorway I could feel something horrific. I slowed ...

The only thing i would say its better its happened this week rather than next week.

Not much comfort though.

I would like to go, but I dont have my bike at the moment, so up in the air at the moment, signed up to attend, not booked any track fun though... so by the time I know if I have a bike, they may run out of spaces

... from the front. I could ride as fast on the road with these as I can on the Supercorsa SC1/2 or Racetec K3. Sketchy in the wet and uncomfortable though Only tyre I got more miles from was the BT023 on my SV650 (9000 miles on a rear) I wouldn't disagree, but Modern sports and sports touring tyres ...

I got over 5000 miles from a Rear Sportsmart, 5750 from the front. I could ride as fast on the road with these as I can on the Supercorsa SC1/2 or Racetec K3. Sketchy in the wet and uncomfortable though

Only tyre I got more miles from was the BT023 on my SV650 (9000 miles on a rear)

Perkles wrote:I crashed twice by using supercorsas on the road ,they just dont get enough heat in them imo

I get them as warm as any normal road tyre but no warmer and they certainly aren't hot. Surprised you crashed though, that sucks

I'd agree with that, even Pirelli openly state that while the SCs are street legal the carcass is not really designed for road use. I loved them on the road though, like snot on a blanket. If I did more than one or two track days a year I'd buy cheap take offs and leave them on.

That's the only Suzuki I'd buy with my own money, ugly though

Today's gym session reminded me why you don't leave legs until last. The leg press was being used until I was due to finish. I really struggled.

Sports massage afterwards though so it wasn't all bad.

I had a k2 track bike it was awesome,perfect power and handling.Build quality was shit though