Bikes: Class A 620ssie #71 - 853 R/RS Dry - 748sp Wet
Posts: 725
Join Date: Nov 2009
Mood: Green with envy
Go to Asda or any other big supermarket to get a few big cardboard boxes. You will need them to put the bits of bike in at some point during the season. Its far easier to transport it home this way.
Go to Asda or any other big supermarket to get a few big cardboard boxes. You will need them to put the bits of bike in at some point during the season. Its far easier to transport it home this way.
Go to Asda or any other big supermarket to get a few big cardboard boxes. You will need them to put the bits of bike in at some point during the season. Its far easier to transport it home this way.
Bike for sale. One careful owner.
Thanks for all the advice, even Crankers!
I'm off to Cartagena in jan on the bike. Will see how she goes then and consider the dyno stuff after.
Hey Matt. I remember when Gerrards was bit slower for me and you.
Lol I remember that well, it cost me a win as I thought they had stopped it, Kev P slipped past for the Win with me second, then they did stop it, Bugger.
Any tips for me next year please. Putting it into Gerrards flat does take some bottle, but it is doable.
Bikes: 500 Pantah, TT2, 749R, 944ssie, Rickman Kwak 1170, Yam 1200 Super Ten
Posts: 119
Join Date: Nov 2008
Mood: The Older I get the Faster I Was!
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Originally Posted by Ghost
Lol I remember that well, it cost me a win as I thought they had stopped it, Kev P slipped past for the Win with me second, then they did stop it, Bugger.
Any tips for me next year please. Putting it into Gerrards flat does take some bottle, but it is doable.
Yeah, I can, on me push bike Let me know when your gonna try it Phil. I'll buy some of the salvage off you