What did you do to your bike today?
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Caporegime
just did my usual of sticking £7 in the tank today
Soldato
Caporegime
Fitting my new quill end can to zx12r tomorrow removed the stock Titanic Funnel, pics will follow of course
Also need new rear tyre on the zzr12 ready for winter.
You'll feel the difference in weight from the stock can to the quill can
I'll go for Mallory Park and John McGuinness.
Associate
A few dirty marks left to clean off the bottom & the shock's all ready to go back on the bike 
*Edit* all done!
*Edit* all done!
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Looks sexual! Like where you've put the regulator too
Hutchy??
Not nearly enough mutton chops and tea in your answers lol. Was in the garage next to us and a decent guy. Pretty rapid til his bike blew up..!
QS Was great fun on the bike, really liked it. Ohlins was an even better job over the standard shock. All in all, a great day. Will try to find pics
Soldato
Nice one, I'd love to meet Guy!
Pics would be good! Did you get the Ohlins setup or running your own settings?
Oh and I incorrectly setup my speedohealer tonight...
Pics would be good! Did you get the Ohlins setup or running your own settings?
Oh and I incorrectly setup my speedohealer tonight...
Nice one, I'd love to meet Guy!
Pics would be good! Did you get the Ohlins setup or running your own settings?
Oh and I incorrectly setup my speedohealer tonight...
haha 186mph with half the revs left in 6th gear... nice!
Soldato
Its a bored out GSXR 10000.... ;P
I think it was barely 70 on the gps!
I think it was barely 70 on the gps!
The mighty 6er
Riding through a dust patch after guy spectacularly blew up his bike. Massive.
Was a good guy to chat to and ride with but massively quicker lol. More pics in here;
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152209507355075.922228.603560074&type=1
Riding through a dust patch after guy spectacularly blew up his bike. Massive.
Was a good guy to chat to and ride with but massively quicker lol. More pics in here;
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152209507355075.922228.603560074&type=1
Finally put the bike back together and she runs. No more rust gungy fuel for her.
However it's stil lumpy at low end and I think carbs need cleaning. Any idea what rough cost to take the bike, get the carbs out, strip them down, clean possible new jets and put back together.
Also new rear break pads and got rid of the slightly spongy pedal. I don't think last owner had bled them properly as the nipples where 100% blocked up.
Also actually used the bolt for the fuel tank, something else last owner did think was needed.
However it's stil lumpy at low end and I think carbs need cleaning. Any idea what rough cost to take the bike, get the carbs out, strip them down, clean possible new jets and put back together.
Also new rear break pads and got rid of the slightly spongy pedal. I don't think last owner had bled them properly as the nipples where 100% blocked up.
Also actually used the bolt for the fuel tank, something else last owner did think was needed.
Soldato
Finally got round to putting my charger on the way next to the bike. Only took me 10 months to get round to doing it.
Soldato
I fixed (with big help from a friend) my heated grips...
Soldato
Looks good! Bet she sounds much better now too!
I fitted my carbon rear hugger, no pics yet as I was fitting it in the dark and rain
I fitted my carbon rear hugger, no pics yet as I was fitting it in the dark and rain
Soldato
You'll go to your bike in the morning daylight and see the hugger on the front wheel.
Man of Honour
Had a nice run out today without the normal worry of is the bend around the corner dry/damp/covered in wet leaves etc etc etc Recently you never know what's around the corner but today was total dry no matter where I went.
Once back I smothered the bike in FS365 but have a sticky nozzle which ****** me right off with it's awkwardness.
Had a few jobs out & about & always feel real fortunate to be able to get around without the hassle of traffic.
Once back I smothered the bike in FS365 but have a sticky nozzle which ****** me right off with it's awkwardness.
Had a few jobs out & about & always feel real fortunate to be able to get around without the hassle of traffic.