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Just a sore back and neck and bruised ego but other than that I'm OK. Lost it on a roundabout when the back swapped ends with the front. Road was really greasy so it caught me out. We slid for about 20 yards then both hit the kerb pretty hard. I ended up on the grass verge about 2 feet from a lamp ...

Stupid wet, greasy roads!!!! Anybody need any parts let me know :-(

Bugger

Oh and BTW am running Pilot Sport 2's (for those who asked)

UPDATE!!!! Well took the wheel down to my local tyre place and the mechanic was a bike racer and all round good chap. He said the wheel was out of balance by about 15g which would be enough to give her a wobble. Took her home and tested on quiet dual carriageway and it's all good up to about 150 ...

I've got Oxtar TCS and they are very comfy, hard wearing and you can walk round all day in them too.

Bit sqeaky though but with a bit of oil and fine adjustments with a sharp knife they are fine now.

Would buy another pair which I suppose is a good sign.

Take ity easy buddy and hopefully both you and bike will be back and ready to rumble soon.

Hey guys, My bike has developed a bit of a front end wobble when I hit a certain speed. The race head bearings are fine, the tyres themselves are fine so I am thinking wheel balancing. Getting that checked today but has anybody else experienced this? at 100mph she is fine, at 110 it starts to feel a ...

Have added an extra 25BHP per tonne to the Storm and boy what a difference it makes.

How you all ask.

I've just hit my weight loss target of 40 lbs. Result

This is true Stratman, so in theory getting ones knee down is much safer officer

Age 33, Look 43, feel 53 Got the storm 3 years ago.

fritz, I'm now the ripe old age of 33

Here is the link to the MCN YouTuve vid too.

To be honest now that I have the technique it's pretty easy and doesn't require any more lean angle than I already had when I was riding 'safely'!!!!! Had a much better touchdown on the way home this evening and it went down so easily. Thanks to the MCN guide on YouTube I now feel much more ...

Well finally did it. Right knee slider now has it's first scuffs.

Well chuffed.

Well I for one was very excited to see young Brit Bradley Smith get a competitive bike for the 125 GP's this year and he certainly is doing the business in testing. http://www.motogp.com/en/motogp/motogp_news.htm?menu=news&news_id=21926&championship_id=1&section=1 It was painful to watch last year ...

On the fuel front as Kaz has said 100 miles is normal if you are riding hard and doing most of your riding in town. I use mine for touring the continent every year and on the motorways at a steady 80 - 90 mph I have squeezed 153 miles on the 16.5 litre tank which is pretty good. Also pretty comfy ...