What did you do to your bike today?

Craig321 said:
After posting that telling you to try it, I forgot to come back and mention you need to be very careful! :p

If it's really tight, it can tear the filter, then you're potentially a bit screwed.

We almost messed up on Freeman's filter. Stuck an allen key through the hole in the bolt (K&N filter), then hammered on the end of a flat head screwdriver against the allen key. A couple of hits and it tore half the head of the filter off. Didn't realise how weak they are.
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Yeah I had this with the CBR. Eventually got it off by crushing the end with some grips and carefully turning
 
Just got back from a long ride and vpower/redex fill up.

Oh. My. Goodness. This Hornet is something else with all that weight gone and a new exhaust.

Just need to edit video/sound clips :D
 
Took her up my local mountain. Turns out the season isn't quite over!

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Took mine to the coast. The riding season is getting much closer to being over here! Cold, rain and mud and all sorts of rubbish on the roads.

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Back in the VFR game :)

considering the claim, my insurance has actually come down £100 on it too, that may be from the datatag and alarm im fitting though.
Its an import, hence the tape on the light (have a UK light to replace it with) but its in great condition, cheap and reasonably low milage considering the age!

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http://www.bikertidy.com/acatalog/biker-tidy.html

£70 for the double biker tidy (not sure how you could get away with a single tbh)
£45 for the luggage tidy that i'm using for my boots
£10 each for some extra heavy duty hangers

They're solid, delivery was next day and the quality is top notch. Fitting requires 2 people, it was a pain but got there in the end.
 
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