VTR1000.ORG

I'm originally from Norfolk. Norwich is genuinely a fine city and Norfolk, especially North Norfolk is bootiful!

I may have used my webbed hands and feet to swim around the Bay of Biscay to Spain but Norwich/Norfolk is a special place, well worth a visit!

Lol that has to be the worst sales pitch I ever heard but full marks for his total honesty.

Thanks for the comments/advice - I will look at changing the chain/sprockets and bleeding the clutch and see how it goes, it would be nice to smooth the gear change out slightly, that's for sure. Thanks also lloydie for the Evo gear shift link, has anyone ever tried this mechanism? looks quite expen...

Thanks for the replies and advice, my Storm is 15 yrs old so I expect a bit of clunky'ness from the gearbox but I also have a 20yr old CB100 SF and the gear change is relatively smooth, so I'd like to try and smooth out the VTR if it's possible. Tony - you mentioned bleeding the clutch, I understand...

Well I've had my Storm for a couple of weeks now and despite the seat being scorched by the local forest fire, I'm very impressed with it. The seat is at the Upholsterers shop at the moment, so the bike is off the road for a couple of days. I like the style and the uniqueness of the Storm and the so...

i've seen a wild fire up close and personal and its not something i wish to do again, very scary stuff, i hope you didn't singe your pubes on that massive ball bag of your :lol: they must be massive because you went back and got your hose and watering can out....... :lol: :lol: :lol: Not sure about...

It was all pretty scary, one huge forest fire, roaring towards us, we had to evacuate the house [on police orders] so took the car with wife, kids, dog and cat. When we got far enough away I was thinking sh1t! what about my bikes! I have 4 bikes including the Storm, so I sneaked back to check on the...

I wait what seems ages to get my Firestorm transported to Southern Spain, despite an extreme heat wave I have been riding and enjoying it. 3 days ago we were hit with temperatures of 42 degrees! and a forest fire which surrounded our house, it burnt out a massive area and many of our neighbour's pos...

Yep, I'm in the same boat - I bought a tail tidy but it means far too much butchery to the rear of the bike [for me] so I have gone for some minor surgery and a smaller number plate. It looks neater but now those rear indicators look huuuuuge! Does anyone have any recommendations for mini/smaller re...

The yellow Honda 400 SF is hers - Any other bike, including the Storm are mine, that's fair enough - right?

tony.mon wrote:She sounds a right handful....

Well she has her own bike Tony, so I don't need her getting so attached to this one lol

bloody hell she was stuck to the seat :lol: :lol: :lol: I think you need to, very delicately, bring up the subject of feminine hygiene :oops: All is fine on the hygiene side - I Think the attachment might have something to do with the thumbing, rhythmic vibrations coming through the seat though! Ob...

bloody hell she was stuck to the seat :lol: :lol: :lol: I think you need to, very delicately, bring up the subject of feminine hygiene :oops: All is fine on the hygiene side - I Think the attachment might have something to do with the thumbing, rhythmic vibrations coming through the seat though!

Thanks for the comments chaps The roads out here are generally good but many of the roads tend to have less grip than UK roads. You can often see the sheen, almost like a mirror when the sun is low. When building roads over here, they mix marble powder and additives in with the Tarmac to stop the Ta...

Agreed Toonarmy - I've used this company a few times over the years, they have always been very helpful and 100% reliable - at least that's my experience