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Hello everybody, just wanted to say hi. My name's Pete and I've got an immaculate Storm (boasting again) dating from Sept 2002. She's only got 11,000 dry miles on the clock though that is likely to change now I've moved to Wales! Interested to get some feedback, particularly on the dreaded cam chain tensioner but will do that in the appropriate section.

Cheers

Pete

Welcome mate, friendly bunch here loads of info and if I can do my own mcct's and the bike has survived, so far, then I am sure you can. Again lots of help and advice. What do you call West Wales, Whitland and beyond?
Enjoy those nice roads but watch out for plod.

ATB Richard

Hello and welcome , sorry I've tenderised the locals already

welcome along sir .more important is the question, what colour is the storm?

And a hearty greeting and salutations to you from a very wet Murkyside which is very damp and murky this
afternoon.... I am currently about 12 miles from the excellent football centre of the North , Kemlyn Road
Anfield, Liverpool .... so youve got it I am a....... Red..... is the colour... What colour is your Storm ?
There was a Firestorm meeting last Autumn in your neck of the woods ... so keep looking they are usually well
attended.. at Wyeside , Powys but I havent seen and details if happening again unless I missed them
... it must be familiar to you .. good luck

Welcome mate, the colour of your FS is vitally important

Hi Pete.Welcome to the forum.There are a lot of blokes on here that have managed to do their own cct's me included.Help is only a phone call away.

Richard wrote:Welcome mate, friendly bunch here loads of info and if I can do my own mcct's and the bike has survived, so far, then I am sure you can. Again lots of help and advice. What do you call West Wales, Whitland and beyond?
Enjoy those nice roads but watch out for plod.

ATB Richard

Hi Richard

Oh well past Whitland, practically in the Atlantic - St Davids. Very little plod around here - they get nosebleeds west of Haverfordwest!

Welcome aboard Pete

Chris.

Bloody hell - what is this obsession with the colour of my bike?!!!

Sorry saintsman but my Storm would definitely be more at home on the other side of Stanley Park!! For those of you not familiar with the lovely city of Liverpool my bike is a very tasteful blue - sort of turquoisey I would describe it.

I'm not a storm expert by any means but I get the impression it's one of the least common colours? Those hideous vomit-yellow ones seem to be two-a-penny!

Hello good sir

Arggggghhhhh T... T.... TEA.... TEA... TEAAAALLLLLL!!!!!!???? NOOOOOooooooo

Welcome along, sounds like you've got a low mileage gem.

St David's, eh?
I was marooned there last year when we missed the sailing to Ireland.

And the annual Welsh weekend camping at Wyeside is definitely on later in the year- check out the trips and meetups section.

Welcome aboard!

Teal is a colour? stomach lining blue?

Welcome to the club mate. Teal is considered a member of the blue brotherhood, but not like a favoured blood brother, more of a below stairs, out of wedlock, servant girl knocked up by the master of the house sort of brother!