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Thanks, firestorms sound better though especially on open pipes.

prompted by a message i thought i would update after a year of ownership. Its been a good year apart from when i first got the the bike and the reg/rec went along with the stator. anyway modded and replaced the bike has since been sweet. Last summer at the festival of 1000 bikes. http://i1196.photob...

Its no harder on a storm than any other bike. The idea of getting your knee is so the bike is more upright as this gives more grip.

4th year running for me 2 track sessions booked.

People can wear what they like. Its just the same as saying why do people ride motorbikes when a car is safer.

Let me know if you need a hand im only down the road from you.

A little update, listen to it scream!!

Very nice, I hope do a comparison thread if you get a chance.

I ended up with mine because it was cheap. Loved it for three years then sold it as I got bored of it. I too had an sv650 before the storm and the sv is a better bike but not as powerful. I now have triple and its too early to say yet how I feel about it, but I do like it.

They tape the lights up before you go on the track.

Right as promised and in the same style as the Tuono thread,here is the trumpet thread. So here is the new bike. http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/aa418/chi_kung/temporary_zps0c8cf5db.jpg Here is the new bike with my old Firestorm. http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/aa418/chi_kung/temporary_zpsf3...

£500 I reckon.

Just read this whole thread in one go. Im going to steal your idea and start my own thread about my Daytona. It sounds like you got a good bike in the end though.

Bloody Triumph the rectifier has gone kaput. Why can't they make then like Japanese bikes oh wait.......

AMCQ46 wrote:i want to get out on the track day at the 1000 bikes meet. its been years since I raced there. so if you have any contacts count me in

I can't get you on the track as its sold out. What I meant was I can get you in to the event. This year will be on the trumpet though as the storm has gone.