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Sygic is OK but it does have some strange routing choices, if your phone is your chosen unit then give the Tomtom App a go.

If the roads are going to be slippery, it will 9 times out of 10 be on a roundabout. Learn and move on.

Nice post.

As this topic has been extensively coved in the past many times, we have already been very helpful. A search is all that is required.

I guess people just like talking about sat navs.

This is a bit of an old chestnut, the subject has been covered ad nauseam. Try a forum search. The short answer is, both.

Yes, I ordered this morning. It takes about a weeks or so but I can wait.

I have been in touch with HEL and Venhill and they both want me to strip the brake lines and send them off to them so they can make copies. I am not prepared to go to those lengths at the moment. Goodridge have the patterns but are experiencing long delays due to import and staff problems. Hey ho.

I recently took the FJR into my local dealer (Padgetts in Batley) for a brake switch recall. I have only taken my bike to Padgetts twice and both time it came out with something wrong with it, I'm not casting aspersions it's just a statement of fact. So this time I rode home from the recall work and parked the bike in the garage and didn't look at it for a week or so. When I did go into the garage I had a brake fluid leak which I tracked down to the right front brake pipe. I thought it would be a good time to upgrade the whole system to braided lines. I ordered a whole kit from Goodridge, howe

I have a battery compressor and the problem is remembering to keep it charged so I use an AA mini compressor which I plug into my battery pigtail. Saves on memory

Ryan from F9 goes into detail.

Best of luck

They are not the compounds I linked, buy hey it's your project. The wet and dry is OK

You can sand after a few coats if you are getting too much orange peel.

There is no need to go to 2500g if you are using cutting compound, the cutting compound takes over at 1500g https://www.farecla.com/products/g3-regular-grade-paste-compound/ Then move on to a finer compound https://www.farecla.com/products/g3-fine-finishing-compound/ The amount of time to leave it to dry/cure will depnd on the ambient temperature if it's warm a week would be fine this time of year with no heat two weeks would be good. Always use wet and dry, wet, a weak solution of washing liquid and change the water between grades so as not to cross contaminate.