I just bought another bike
It comes with new Pirelli diablos,are these a normal road tyre if so any good ?

... for their kids) and I was left constantly waiting for the parents to turn up (or let the kid make their own way home - field was just down the road when playing outside in summer hours), the parents excuses were they didn't realise the time, they didn't know what time it finished, they had ...

... I first started riding.. Things started very cautiously as it had been raining very heavily the day before and I wasn't sure how clear and dry the roads where. It didn't take long to find out they where fairly clear and dry 8) The first section of the ride is fairly slow, which suits given the ...

... looking at changing the bars for some with adjustable angles. Can't seem to get it out of my head that the bar angle is just a little extreme for road use so might get some of these in a month or so. This will allow me to run them either as they are now or with the angle adjusted by 4 degrees ...

Took the Mutley for the sort of ride I haven't done since last summer. Choose a turning off a main road and just keep riding. Went down some narrow lanes, some with grass growing in the middle :D , but the sun was shining and the views were fantastic ( especially the fit ...

But dont some of the track bikes with a V5 have a daytime MOT and road legal ??

I'm going with Brookes. I am wondering how many rounds Dunlop will ride before going to do the road races.

... in 4 weeks and I don't want to start messing about with too much before I go, however I need to know its going to run right while I'm up the road, I'd never heard of water wetter either, well I've got 12 hrs at work later with nothing to do except a bit of internet research on it I guess. ...

... in 4 weeks and I don't want to start messing about with too much before I go, however I need to know its going to run right while I'm up the road, I'd never heard of water wetter either, well I've got 12 hrs at work later with nothing to do except a bit of internet research on it I guess.

I never put the battery on trickle charge, just disconnect it and take it off when the bike goes away in winter - then when it's ready to go back on the road I just charge before putting it back on the bike.

So I was thinking of trying out some Michelin Pilot Road III's. Anyone have any experience with these? Ran these on my 675 Daytona and wow what a tyre. Endless grip whatever the weather (literally) length of service on my bike, used pretty much every ...

... hit me on a bend 2004 .... he couldnt hold the bend and dropped it, all I saw was a bike spinning in my direction which sent me flying down the road with a combined impact speed around 90mph I know we all (should) take easy on blind bends but I've just got an unnerving niggle, expecting something ...

... hit me on a bend 2004 .... he couldnt hold the bend and dropped it, all I saw was a bike spinning in my direction which sent me flying down the road with a combined impact speed around 90mph I know we all (should) take easy on blind bends but I've just got an unnerving niggle, expecting something ...

no in not jealous at all..really !!

One of the best looking things on the road that is

'kin 'ell he isn't hanging about seems a bit much for the road, wonder how it goes at town speeds

Fwiw I wouldn't consider trying to get my knee down on the road, well not a normal road anyway. The roads have potholes & lumps everywhere. You can come across spilt diesel, muppets at standstill round a blind bend & cars on your side of the road. ...

Fwiw I wouldn't consider trying to get my knee down on the road, well not a normal road anyway. The roads have potholes & lumps everywhere. You can come across spilt diesel, muppets at standstill round a blind bend & cars on your side of the road. ...

Fwiw I wouldn't consider trying to get my knee down on the road, well not a normal road anyway. The roads have potholes & lumps everywhere. You can come across spilt diesel, muppets at standstill round a blind bend & cars on your side of the road. ...

... plate on it? :? Yes, we've done it for the other cars and bikes already. Plus french insurance is much better than uk insurance, and there is no road tax in France. We have to pay some tax to change it over but it works out much cheaper in the long run 8)

Fwiw I wouldn't consider trying to get my knee down on the road, well not a normal road anyway. The roads have potholes & lumps everywhere. You can come across spilt diesel, muppets at standstill round a blind bend & cars on your side of the road. ...