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All we need to do now if influence how fast you ride on country roads

Anyway we have done well, you have some nice parts, a "nice" women. We've done all the bloody hard work for you

Jamoi wrote:

Doesn't he just make life look effortless!

i think it was the enormous weight of the "Fringe". I do remember letting you turn mine round on that precarious slope though.

I wonder how may Storms have entered that garage!!! And has anybody ever seen behind the blanket? or the back wall??

Oh the joys of a garage. Mines coming along nicely.

I've had 14 members storms pass through my garage and my own two .

I keep all the toys behind the blanket !!!! I'll show you one day :-).

Virt been to mine enough over the years and thought it was time he learnt how to get it in !! .

Garages are great I wouldn't be without one again

yes Chris, let's not forget all the invaluable lessons from Friday evening!! (how are your war wounds now?)

My fringe? Don't disrespect, how am i supposed to look moody and mysterious without it?!

I would have used the engine but i wasn't allowed

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What lessons from Friday? I didn't learn anything. May have to go back there again and try to learn

All this talk of garages is making me jealous.

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You're not the only one Carl., I'd love my own

mi tambien......
i'm just sitting listerning to all the motorbikes tearing up and down my local country roads before the temps hit 30+ degrees, what great tunes, better than any music....

Ooh yeh a proper mancave where I could lock myself away. Actually I could buy a garage and move in. It would have to be a well sorted garage though.No many tea stained spoons sitting in a chipped cup in the corner but proper coffee machine and chill out area. Then an area for tool storage, workbench/s, an oil tank, parts washer etc etc. Good sound system, TV, Internet. A log cabin come garage vube would be ideal. I could have nice woodburner in the corner then, an upper level with bed and a glass roof so I could see the stars.

I'm dreaming

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proper dreaming, you just can't get one of those in west London for under a million squids..........

Virt wrote:How the storm looks now



Rear hugger came off as the M7RR's I ordered were 190/55/17s and caught the very edge of the hugger on the RHS. Gonna have a go at raising it, elsewise I'm cutting it

Tyres feel nice so far, turn in is bloody beautiful!

Suddenly all my issues with the bike have gone.. the power is very controllable as these tyres don't give when you hamfist it or want to have fun on a roundabout

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Does look very moto gp the size of the rear tire on it

Feels very supersporty too thanks for the recommendation. I'm falling in love all over again!

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No worries man, what tires did you say you had on it before these

PR1's

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Made grave error yesterday doing bike in garage, changing clutch over on Sidestrand forgot to put it in gear so it would hold the basket in place when I loosen springs and forgetting I had taken the case off I grabbed the bars reached over to the other side of the bike to press gear Leaver down at same time standing it up.... Placed it back on stand and realised I has just tipped about a ltr or two of oil out the side of the bike. wombles!