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Cheers Alastair and Scott for your opinions :thumbup: As you say Alastair it's not going to cost a lot to try it. I like the bit about glueing it back if I don't like it :lol: Scott, that bar in the airbox is fixed in on all of them afaik with two screws, so like you say easy to replace if needed. ...

P.s I didn't have to cut the bar shaped piece out of mine, as it was held in by two screws, so can easily be put back...

I've done this, in fact I forgotten I'd done it until now!

Tbh mate I noticed no difference in response or fuel consumption.

Kev if they can see it winds you up, they'll keep on doing it. It's not easy, since it probably still stings, but try and make light of it and act like it doesn't bother you. They'll soon lose interest when you don't rise to it mate. Trust me I've worked with some of the biggest pisstakers in the b...

Are you talkin about a specific Air Ambulance?

Ie, The Yorkshire Air Ambulance?

No probs, thanks. I'll use the premix next time then. I used the neat version and mixed it mi self (tap water) in traffic the temp gauge always goes straight o half and kicks the fan in.

I'll see if premix keeps it a bit cooler thanks for the pointers

Was just curious if it could be done or any benifits

Would there be any downside (other than more cost) to use 100% antifreeze? Instead of using 50/50

My storm falls over too easily What can I do? Well my ride setup is standard (I'm guessing yours isn't otherwise why would it keep falling over) So I'll measure the distance of the bottom of my side stand to the floor when holding the bike upright. That way you'll then be able to work out what size...

My storm falls over too easily What can I do? Well my ride setup is standard (I'm guessing yours isn't otherwise why would it keep falling over) So I'll measure the distance of the bottom of my side stand to the floor when holding the bike upright. That way you'll then be able to work out what size...

Im going to do this tomorrow! Still a little boy at heart.... love making people jump ha

The wife hates me jumping out on her lol!!

Sit on it and ride it

So I have a 14t front sprocket and a standard rear, My light came on yesterday at 110 miles..... Does the sprocket change mean I got more or less miles then the reading of 110? Just curious :thumbup: Depends what the standard is - can't remember - not sure I ever knew! If you have more teeth on the...

So I have a 14t front sprocket and a standard rear,

My light came on yesterday at 110 miles.....

Does the sprocket change mean I got more or less miles then the reading of 110?

Just curious

darrenmartin wrote:Tnx Scott, Karren

No probs mate, if your like me it's like a minefield trying to pick 'the best' tyres. I've found if I'm happy with something it's best to stick to what you know.