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Jixerman

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  1. Got em on my 07 gixer thou If nothing else they do look nice
  2. If your talking about braded hoses I been told they increase the pressure applied at the pad Thats about all I know
  3. I know it a little while off but was wondering how many southerners are going. Ill be travelling up on the friday It would be good to arrange to meet up with others for the journey up I haven't got any particular time in mind, so I am open to fitting in with others plans Over to you guys
  4. theres an idea Cheers Si
  5. I have just pruchased some Oxford OL500 soft panniers for my gixer http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=en& ... CBwQrQQwAw The OL500's expand outwards while the OL700's expand downwards. Just be careful about how high your exhaust pipe is. probably best tp go to a shop and take a look. They have fitting instructions which tells you which straps go where. The large central on on mine goes under the seat cowl, this is the thing that you have in place of the pillion seat then the other two straps go over the top. They also have straps that fit to the pillion pegs. They also come with rain covers. You dont need a rack or anything with them but I would recommend that non slip bike protector with them which you cut to shape and you will need to cut some slits in it to allow the central strap to pass through it to go under the seat cowl. Roy (yorbandit) reckons to load them up with your gear, then un pack them, fit them to the bike then reload them. I fitted mine to my bike to get them home from the shop as i didnt buy online and found they were a bit awkward to fit. But this could have been be because I aint used to fitting them A disadvantage to buying online is that you run the risk that they may be too close to your exhaust pipe
  6. Ive signed up for this A little late I know But once I commit to something I generally see it through, so you can pretty much guarantee I WILL be there and on my new Bike Its 208 miles for me and bike is not luggage friendly although I have invested in some Oxford soft sports panniers See how it goes.............but theres a chance I might actually turn up having left the luggage on the motorway somewhere lol Bikes so loud I wouldn't know if I'd lost it So................ If any one got room for one in a tent and is willing to put up with sharing with me please let me know It'll save the hassle of V checking the condition of her tents and me buying one Also anyone going from Portsmouth area? Riff, Clashfan? If not are ya up for a rendezvous Roy?
  7. My 1999 GSX750W is carbed and has carb heaters installed Never had a problem starting it up The engine just needs to be nicely warmed before you start off as it can a bit jerky otherwise. Oh and its gonna be up for sale real soon if anyone is interested The GSXR is fuel injected and doesnt need warming up but I still let it idle for a while before setting off
  8. My two The Arai is my new one (tinted visor with tinted pinlock)
  9. Jixerman

    Which silencer?

    The noisiest one Im not helping much am I Sorry
  10. Ahem!!!!! Order! Order! Order in the court!!! Well I made my choice just yesterday being the impatient git I am lol I plumped for the Gixer 1000 The one in my avatar
  11. Hope it all does well, wishing you the very best of luck
  12. I plan to Dan But I wanted to see what you lot thought................ and then guage how popleearr my choice is once I made it lol Will go take a look at Techno's suggestion though but with the Gixers it all will come down to looks in the end. Some I like the look of ..........other I dont
  13. I got news of a small inheritance coming my way the other night, and surprise surprise, the first thing that popped into my head was........... NEW BIKE! Now its not a mahoosive amount but its enough to do a few things that the missus and I have had planned for a while I know, I know............but Im not gonna blow the whole lot on a bike cos I DO want to stay married Anyways Im looking at spending about £7k including the thou I want for my existing bike and I got three bikes in mind at the mo GSXR1000K7 GSXR750K8 The new GSX1250FA All suzuki's obviously Im not gonna buy any other make cos a) it'll mean changing my user name and I kinda like the one I got, and b) I LIKE ZUKERS!!.....steady Gary I plan to test ride all three and make my final decision when Im ready to part with some readies, and I is growed up enough to make my own decision (honest) But I wondered what the consensus on the forum might be
  14. Handy if ya want a cooked brekky when ya gets ta where ya goin
  15. Take the battery out?????
  16. Dan cant believe you still having grief I thought you would have had this licked by now Hopefully Honda will get it sorted for ya
  17. Heres mine Have since changed the crash bars for smaller ones and added TMBF stickers to the rear side panels
  18. Take a look at some of these http://www.cruisercustomizing.com/detail.cfm?mc=101096&model_ID=0&Category_ID=67&manufacturer_ID=170&product_ID=17654&gclid=CP-euNCGlZwCFd0B4wodSznYew http://www.bustersclassic.co.uk/products.asp?id=250 Cant remember where I saw it but you can get one that fits over the bearing nut on your yokes
  19. Read this http://www.themotorbikeforum.co.uk/view ... 32&t=15767 very useful tips from korben I wore the lid I bought in the shop for about 15 minutes before deciding to buy Its the most comfortable one Ive owned
  20. Typical country bumpkins Moan cos us townies invade their villages and they have the audacity to invade our pubs and clog the carpark up with lots of tractor halves
  21. LOL First place I looked No complete carbs but a few carb bits, seals etc I was wondering if push came to shove, would a carb from a newer kawasaki do the job with a bit of rejetting and modding?
  22. Never seen or heard of it and I live a couple of minutes away from there Will have to go take a look see me thinks There were lots of them thar yankie bike things in the Good Companion on the Eastern Road this evening.
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