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That time of year again, the insurance renewal came yesterday.
£104 up from £87 (last year & the year before) with 3 years no claims(with Hastings direct).
went with Bennetts £78.
 
That time of year again, the insurance renewal came yesterday.
£104 up from £87 (last year & the year before) with 3 years no claims(with Hastings direct).
went with Bennetts £78.

Funny how they blatantly rely on people not being bothered to change.
 
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Anyone with renthals, how did you people install the weights back onto the bars? The diameter inside the bars is tighter than the original bars...

Edit Have an idea, I hope it works. :p
 
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Looks a bit more complete with the belly pan fitted, stuck a new horn on as well as my old one was temperamental even after cleaning the contacts.

Time to enjoy the sun now!
 
That was a nice little blast, some little scrote in his clapped out peugeot did try and race me bless him then some blind bint tried pulling into my lane like I didn't exist. On that note my new horn isn't exactly manly but it's better than mashing a silent button!
 
That was a nice little blast, some little scrote in his clapped out peugeot did try and race me bless him then some blind bint tried pulling into my lane like I didn't exist. On that note my new horn isn't exactly manly but it's better than mashing a silent button!

Clutch in and floor it :D

Edit: Can you still say "floor it" for bikes? When in context of biking it sounds like I just told you to drop your bike :(
 
To be fair that's my usual go to as well I have to actively think about where my horn button is but I thought I'd give it a test.
 
Yep I don't bother with the horn most most of the time, 14k rpm at the limiter for a second or 2 (sometimes with a backfire or flame :D) is loud enough :) and easier than fumbling for the horn.
 
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