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agentpineapple wrote:

agentpineapple wrote:

tony.mon wrote:Got some funds for my birthday which are apparently sufficient to order the Brembo RCS master cylinder for the sp2.
Only the domino twistgrip to go now....

lucky boy.......
you won't regret having a radial master...

no doubt you'll want a domino front wheel next...........vest tasty......

getting ready for my trip home to spain. i'm led to believe that givi never made a full rack system for a vtr, so when I saw one on ebay I thought i'll have that. jesus christ it been hard work fitting it, it's still not perfect, but at least it's nice and strong. I've had to space the panniers out to fit past the hi level end cans. i'm happy with it tho, not sure the police will like the bar that goes across the numberplate hahahaha



blimey it's wide, i'm thinking of getting some warning stickers for the rear of the panniers
I used to have a wide load sticker on the top box as well....

mostly today i sat in the man cave and dribbled....

nothing on the Tiger, but nearly fell off the MZ, I was laughing so much though. not fast but great Fun.

Between Thursday and today, riden it, mostly in Northern Ireland and mostly in rain She looks like a motor crosser now Still great fun though

Fooking ell Marty...now that is a wide load. Be careful when filtering across London with that Wouldn't it be easier to just wear a rucksack or maybe you need a trailer I like the footpeg lowers. I've been looking for some that have a screw in attachment to fit Harris rearsets with no luck. I guess I will have to get someone to make some L Brackets.

VTRDark wrote:Fooking ell Marty...now that is a wide load. Be careful when filtering across London with that Wouldn't it be easier to just wear a rucksack or maybe you need a trailer I like the footpeg lowers. I've been looking for some that have a screw in attachment to fit Harris rearsets with no luck. I guess I will have to get someone to make some L Brackets.

no way i'll be riding it across London hahahaha
only from the east end down to Folkestone. and it'll be early morning, i'm thinking of leaving around 5,30am. hope it ain't to cold...

The panniers look like they are well fixed on Marty, just remember they're there

Chris.

Not today but yesterday. A day trip planned around the Scottish borders. Some very fine roads up there. Oooo, I thought. Perfect for the first trip out on the R6 after burglar alarm surgery. Rolled out of the kitchen, dusted off. Oil and tyres checked. Warmed up, gear on, ready to rock. Snick into 1st and....... dead. Yes, my furry bunnies, it will only run in neutral.

Blessing in disguise really. Took the Storm instead, had a fab ride but the rear tyre is now no longer. Fresh one going on the for OP Storm. 2400 miles from a BT016. About the going rate I guess.

this is gona sound so sad . but all i done was ,start all three of them in the mancave and i sat and listened to them... i need to get a life..

agentpineapple wrote:getting ready for my trip home to spain. i'm led to believe that givi never made a full rack system for a vtr, so when I saw one on ebay I thought i'll have that. jesus christ it been hard work fitting it, it's still not perfect, but at least it's nice and strong. I've had to space the panniers out to fit past the hi level end cans. i'm happy with it tho, not sure the police will like the bar that goes across the numberplate hahahaha



blimey it's wide, i'm thinking of getting some warning stickers for the rear of the panniers
I used to have a wide load sticker on the top box as well....

Look like they will do the job nicely mate.

Careful when boarding thou!



BTW , sorry to hear about the scumbags that broke into your cab ...

ive been looking for that vid for weeks, What a tool lol. Riding so carefully too.

Washed 3 days worth of Irish roads off it

Watty wrote:Washed 3 days worth of Irish roads off it

Terrible at the minute!!! Better be nicer for the Op Storm next year!

Washed and put to bed after a wet weekend