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Also, a good brand of masking tape that comes in thin and doesn't creep?

seb421 wrote:I went out and got my self a set of the newly released M7 RR fitted by B&C @ Farnworth

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got a 190/55 on the rear instead of a 190/50

WOW what a tire you thought the PR3 was good, man this is some next level sh1t!

rode it 10 miles down a wet motorway home got of the bike felt the rear tire and it was warm wow i was impressed

what a great feel from them, so plush, so grippy and so smooth to ride

rode home from work via a town and then down a 50 road (damp) about 14 mile ride, got off and felt them and no joke they was hotter than ive ever had the PR3's even after twatting the bike with the PR3's on

tip in on these if ferking awesome cannot wait for a sunny weekend on these!!

all the mags and lads that have switched to them are giving them rave reviews, its also the tires that the owner at B&C use so that says somthing and they are mainly a Michelin dealers iirc

if your in the market for new rubber give these a try they will blow your mind!!

they are so sticky to the touch but also perform amazing in the wet even brand new striaght out the shop in a rain storm didn't give me any moments

Both thumbs up for me!

cybercarl wrote:

Also, a good brand of masking tape that comes in thin and doesn't creep?

Looks good Matty but I see what you mean about getting a clean edge from the tape.

Did you remove while the paint was still wet or wait until it was dry. I think you maybe you just had some bad, most probably cheap cheerful tape. Try another brand but these products are not cheep unfortunately. If you want one of the best go for 3M £££££££ Personally I would avoid eBay and buy direct from a paint store http://www.rsbikepaint.com/en-gb/products.php Maybe Shaun knows a good supplier down your way.

Imagine the yellow stripe on a Black Storm, Mmmmmm making think now

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Bananaman wrote:

cybercarl wrote:

Also, a good brand of masking tape that comes in thin and doesn't creep?

Looks good Matty but I see what you mean about getting a clean edge from the tape.

Did you remove while the paint was still wet or wait until it was dry. I think you maybe you just had some bad, most probably cheap cheerful tape. Try another brand but these products are not cheep unfortunately. If you want one of the best go for 3M £££££££ Personally I would avoid eBay and buy direct from a paint store http://www.rsbikepaint.com/en-gb/products.php Maybe Shaun knows a good supplier down your way.

Imagine the yellow stripe on a Black Storm, Mmmmmm making think now

(:-})

I've got several boxes of cofad 9mm pin lining tape that I love using, no residue, easily used for smooth curves and leaves a clean edge
I may be persuaded to part with some

Bananaman wrote:

I've got several boxes of cofad 9mm pin lining tape that I love using, no residue, easily used for smooth curves and leaves a clean edge
I may be persuaded to part with some

er.....

please please pleeeeeeeease send me some?

Geoff S wrote:All the recently purchased fairing, front subframe, light, seat cover and indicators on. Orange and red is still a horrendous combination but it still looks better than with no fairing Feels like a new bike

Put a few miles on it and nothing has fallen off yet either

Put a new front tyre on yesterday so no beer tokens left this month so new paint will have to wait until pay day or so