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calculate the cost of your time and parts and then buy a new bike maybe

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Action-Camera ... SwgQ9VsLnf looking at getting one of these kits

look out for ghosts on Xmas eve then you old meiser

lmao, yeah funny.... Rant, send her some easter eggs for xmas

am = You can drive 2-wheeled or 3-wheeled vehicles with a maximum design speed of over 25km/h (15.5mph) but not more than 45km/h (28mph). a = motorbikes with a power output more than 35kW or a power to weight ratio more than 0.2kW/kg motor tricycles with a power output more than 15kW b = You can drive vehicles up to 3,500kg Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) with up to 8 passenger seats (with a trailer up to 750kg). You can also tow heavier trailers if the total MAM of the vehicle and trailer isn’t more than 3,500kg. You can drive motor tricycles with a power output higher than 15kW if you are over 21 years old. Physically disabled drivers with provisional category B entitlement will also have provisional entitlement to ride category A1 or A motor tricycles. Able-bodied drivers can no longer ride motor tricycles with a provisional category B licence. Category B auto You can drive a category B vehicle - but only an automatic one. ALL provisional... depending on the code next too it. 2058 = 70th birthdaay

found this.... whiney bast*rds. http://cyclinguphill.com/things-annoy-cyclist/ and this http://www.londoncyclist.co.uk/top-8-th ... y-drivers/

would prefer a nerf gun myself

the stick on mounts are very very sticky and it looks like decent 3m adhesive. was thinking of putting it on the fuel tank fairings on the left hand side, but i am considering getting the handlebar mounting.. can buy a kit with all the different mountings for £17.99 including chest harness etc... walked around with it this morning to test its ability in darkness.

really?

mine was from laguna motorcycles maidstone. change of distributor supposedly.. i love mine just gotta have a nice day to fit to bike and go for a bimble

you need to get out more

hes 80 next year and enjoys life.... this last year has been a bit stressful for him with my younger brother having to move in to his house due to lack of work and money. And in my opinion being one lazy f**ker. so hopefully this might give him the kick in the ass to realise hes there to help my dad not the other way around. if i didnt live 800 miles away (kent), they live in South france... I would have travelled down and slapped him stupid. anyways.. excuse for a trip on the bike next year me thinks, anyone fancy joining me? bring your own impliment to batter him with

did my cbt january 2014, bought a 125 in september 2014, took theory in dec 2014, started training in august 2015, passed A licence test october 2015, sold 125cc bought 500cc. did my test parts as i felt ready and had the cash to do them... you have 2 years from the date you get that CBT certificate.... why rush, enjoy it why 500cc when i have a A licence.. because it felt better. was never 100% happy riding the CB650F, but got used to it as i needed too. My instructors where brilliant and even said that i should get the bike i want... so i did some test fittings and test rides and decided for the type of riding im gonna be doing the cb500f was the one for me...never looked back, 1000miles so far, and thats with 3 weeks of not riding in the timeframe.... dont rush... you'll regret it

shame i could not make it but father was rushed into hospital (he lives in france) with suspected Heart attack..... According to doctors it was a very very mild one and he should be ok... I was sitting by the phone and would not have been much fun... so will defo come up next time soundslike a good night

With great regret i'm gonna have to bail out on you guys, due to some family bad news. Hope you all have a great time and will endeavour to meet up with you all soon..

Get to your local store now as the price is £150 and they are gonna go up to £180 as of tomorrow.....looks like a nice bit of kit

Kinda looking forward to this... hopefully missus will finish xmas shopping in time for me to leave or it will be bike

shame, hastings could do with remodelling

YAY now get a proper bike

very soon Available now! need to know where we are heading first

he should really spank the monkey

Please just take it easy out on the roads.. We all know that feeling of wanting to push the bike that bit more, get that bit more thrill but.. You never know when that tractors going to pull out, when that animal will run from the hedge row under your front wheel.. etc.. On a track the ambulance can be with you in minutes, if less. There are people there who's only job is to pick you up if you go skidding over the kitty litter.. Not so much on country roads.. This wasn't meant to sound condescending at all, I know it's difficult to get emotion over with typing but I really would hate to see another thread appear to say we've lost one of our numbers again.. i know, and i agree , I ride as safe as i can with the experience i have..... track day will give me more experience and help me ride safer etc.

Little johnny's biology teacher asked the class what they did over the holidays. Mary said "i rode a pony.", The teacher replied "very Nice" Agatha said "I went to france", "oh tres bien" the teacher commented in reply. Little johnny said "Well miss, I stuffed bangers up frogs arses!!", the teacher paused and then said "Rectum, johnny, rectum!" Johnny replied "rectum miss, it fooking killed em"...........

Ill be coming up by car so no need to lock bike up. im not a big drinker, im mad enough without a drink, but if the need arrises ill take one you up on that offer of a bed.single or dog is no matter

I think something like this would be ideal, one for the experience and secondly to learn to trust my bike, find my limits and try and expand them without involving or risking others... then use that experience to ride safer and better on the roads. plus i am determined to erase my chicken strips, but in the current climate.... im too scared, was travelling a corner the other day i do everyday but was in a rush, was leanig more in the corners, telling myself trust the bike it more capable than you are, when for a split second i saw a dark patch on the road, front wheel hit it and the front wheel skipped a bit..... bike become more upright and pants filled alittle...... but i know i can do more and better, would rather do it on a track than the road, as roads are covered in crap and crap riders and drivers