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Nice ive got something what will make that look the bees knees

very nice indeed mac....

chric wrote:Nice ive got something what will make that look the bees knees

Please tell me it's not involving chrome !

smart

are you riding again yet ? ive forgotten

You need to stick some petrol in it Mac!

Are you riding it yet? If not, try and remember that the fuel gauge is very pessimistic. Last bar (not flashing) lets me put 10 litres in the tank before it's full

20 quid first dibs it.
yeah its great

Well neither this or Drooper is insured taxed or tested at the moment...

Plan A. is to sort out some insurance for the last week of March, get 'em MOT'd & taxed...Then make up my mind as to comfort & practicability re flat or standard bars by spending some time comparing the two set ups on the different bikes.

Oh & see if I can brake safely...Wonkey Wrist may have a say in the matter... Getting going shouldn't be an issue, slowing down may be, the grip strength is still a bit weak & cant put bugger all weight through it ... We'll see

chric wrote:20 quid first dibs it.
yeah its great

What is ?

Have you been sniffing polish again ?

Chric has been very cryptic in his posts recently.

Good advice from YMV there, well done

(:-})

She's looking good Mac

Chris.

Looking Nice mac

Looking very nice mac

If you find you can't brake well enough with the wonky wrist have a look on the disabled riders association and look at the double levers on there,they are pricey but if your wrist/grip isn't going to improve enough for you to ride safely with the standard setup it's an option you can consider looking at.

I'm thinking worst case scenario mate.

MacV2 wrote:

Looking good Mac love the Benny tribute

The pics don't do that beastie justice, it's basically a new bike... with some tasty bits on

Looking great Mac, can I have your seat please?