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Hi and welcome, I too are in Stoke on Trent. Park Hall area. Here is my beast. Love the noise it makes. https://i.postimg.cc/5QcQcFWm/Snip-Image.jpg Nice ! I’m just around the corner from you in meirhay :) I might just hear your bike when you kick her in lol My Daughter lives on Meir Hay so you wil...

fabiostar wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2019 9:03 pm welcome along sir, enjoy your stay

Thanks matey !
I am sure I will and for a few years to come

Denzil wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2019 7:59 am Hi and welcome,

I too are in Stoke on Trent. Park Hall area.
Here is my beast. Love the noise it makes.

Nice ! I’m just around the corner from you in meirhay
I might just hear your bike when you kick her in lol

Bennyboy wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2019 9:48 am Hi and welcome

Thank you !

I found it an easy job !
Took it to Biketech in longport and they fitted manual ones cost £250 for both

3 grand! I hope they fitted manuals foc. I know, low mileage, yeah, but that just means it's spent some years just sitting. Had a look at the previous mot mileages online? Still, if you're happy, good enough and hopefully you'll get a few more years out of it. He was asking 3300 and he accepted 300...

alanfjones1411 wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 8:14 am Hello and welcome to the forum.The yellow bikes seem to attract all kinds of flying insects as soon as you park them.

Haha I think they like all colours as they are clearly reversing into my screen all the time

Very nice. Such low miles. First one I had was silver so I can appreciate it. So long as they're not yellow it's all good I like the silver, except my ST was also silver lol. A change might have been nice. Kinda like yellow bikes :D I bought a new kwaka zx6r and chose the yellow and black version.

I will judge you by your bikes only lol
Ok and maybe fettling yourself
Welcome !
My last bike was the st .... and my fave bike too
Should be interesting how the VTR compares.

Welcome mate. Looks like a pretty good buy with so few miles. Cheers matey :) I’ve always liked something different and the VTR does it for me. I searched long and hard for a low miles unit. Payed off in the end :) It feels tiny after getting off the st. Like being back on a 600 lol. No bad thing :)

I was running Michelin pilot 5s on the Triumph st. They are the best wet tyre by far. They have a pretty well V shape as the bike both turned and dropped very quickly. Stick rather well on nice days and allowed me to drop the bike on its ear. Not so sticky on cold days. As I’ve had the rear starting...

welcome to the forum, good to see a low mileage bike, tbh your bike would be prone to acct failure, as it's been sitting for most of it's life. they tend to fail after long spells of inactivity, good to hear you got it sorted. enjoy the bike and feel free to ask any questions.... :thumbup: Yeah its...

theres no way i could get 125 to £9 on a storm, even freewheeling lmao...dont get me wrong, i enjoyed it...just dont miss it!!...and i aint preaching to anyone to get a cruiser, i dont need to...all m8's have/are seeing the light..nuff said :wink: I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT !!!!!!! Thank god !!!!! its ...

Thanks !
Loving the bike and its long legged relaxed gait.
It feels much slower than my ST1050 but I think the speed may be deceiving as I seem to be doing the ton every time I check the clock

Hello to all the troopers :) Just starting out with the Firestorm. Bought an original 97 model in silver for £3000. Not in too bad nick with just 4336 genuine miles on the clock. Last bike was a Triumph ST1050 ( superb bike ) Story so far..... Bought the Storm 3 weeks ago. Rode it home from Wrexham ...