New Scottish member
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2016 9:59 pm
Hi all,
Only had my Storm a month after a 7 year gap (kids). Based near Perth, Scotland. Last bike was a GSXR-750, so the Storm is just a wee bit different! Only had a few short rides due to the weather (I did say I'm in Scotland). My Storm is a 99, in Red (I've already gathered that's the fastest colour). She has a set of Black Widow cans - mega loud with the baffles out! Done 19k miles.
Knew there were a few things to sort on the bike. Just fitted a full Venhill braided hose kit (white), couple of bulbs out, indicators flashing too fast (aftermarkets indicators, but not LED). Just need some TLC and a good bit of elbow grease to clean her up. Brake calipers were filthy and needed a good service. Its getting there.
Can't wait to get out on it over the summer. The sound is ridiculous, and the torque is insane. It's so easy to ride. And too easy to ride fast. No waiting on a narrow power band like an IL4.
Hopefully there are some other Scottish members on here I can meet up with.
Regards,
Mark
Only had my Storm a month after a 7 year gap (kids). Based near Perth, Scotland. Last bike was a GSXR-750, so the Storm is just a wee bit different! Only had a few short rides due to the weather (I did say I'm in Scotland). My Storm is a 99, in Red (I've already gathered that's the fastest colour). She has a set of Black Widow cans - mega loud with the baffles out! Done 19k miles.
Knew there were a few things to sort on the bike. Just fitted a full Venhill braided hose kit (white), couple of bulbs out, indicators flashing too fast (aftermarkets indicators, but not LED). Just need some TLC and a good bit of elbow grease to clean her up. Brake calipers were filthy and needed a good service. Its getting there.
Can't wait to get out on it over the summer. The sound is ridiculous, and the torque is insane. It's so easy to ride. And too easy to ride fast. No waiting on a narrow power band like an IL4.
Hopefully there are some other Scottish members on here I can meet up with.
Regards,
Mark
