Noble Dave

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Bikes do have a distinct smell unlike cars etc but nothing overpowering.

Bridgestone S22's are my next tyres, great for trackday, corners on road, nice wear time for a sports tyre and have seem them used in both track and road and perform great. Just dont use them if you do long commutes on motorways often.

Could be the Loom may have a split in it?

Use them for all my gear bought alsorts and there outstanding for customer service, some products they sell may not be best but they do sell budget aswel as expensive gear, great company just talk to them and they will sort you out really fast and also if the item is lousy they will take it off there shelves due to it being garbage.

Oulton park pal, was amazing just wish stayed dry all day as everytime went out was faster and lower!

Late reply but ye was amazing defo a new hobby for meself! Shame its £175 a pop or would go more often! Only managed from 0900-1300 then left due to heavy heavy rain, apart from that first part of day was amazing! Confidence on road has improved due to it so if ever a dicky situation happens im more comfortable useing heavier braking and cornering now

Everyone speeds at some point no matter who you are, very easy with race machines as all it takes is a lil bump in road or a good look at a lovely view and ye wrist twists abit, sometimes you get caught sometimes you dont.

No one can say they have never sped me included, done a awareness course before once many years ago.

Update!

Apparently the camera op had written it down incorrectly and they have apologised, the offender was caught apparently and its all done and dusted, the D was ment to be a B

Very similar bike to mine though but there where differences on the pics! And damage

Do a Mad Max and strap a explosive to ye bike with a hidden switch to disarm it!

Good call! Really sorry to hear about your motorbike pal... Just bought meself a Alarm for me bike for that scenario!

Just done my insurance on me honda cbr 600 with Carole Nash, £167 for year, fully comp and lid/leathers covered! Bike insurance company only apparently.

44 Teeth on youtube is like topgear but with bikes

I've seen lots of wheelie videos from America and the process looks quite straightforward. All you do is get an expensive sports bike and change the gearing . Then you have to get the right clothing . Baggy trousers, trainers and a vest seems to be the norm , a helmet is optional. Next round up a gang of mates with helmet cams and head out onto the busiest freeway you can find . Other motorists won't mind , they love the entertainment and admire your courage. Ok , all set . The next bit is easy , just stand up on the pegs , grab a fistful of throttle and yank back hard on the handlebars . When the bike slides to a halt in a shower of sparks , levers , indicators and bits of plastic , pick yourself up off the floor . Now here's the important bit . Before the blood starts to flow from your filed down elbows and knees , remember to repeatedly shout " WTF man ? Damn ! " In a totally surprised tone of voice . The idea is to create the impression that you have absolutely no idea what could possibly have gone wrong .

Hahahahaha love it will try remember...

Private property pal, friend owns a farm why was thinking about buying another bike to do it on but then found courses to be so cheap something to tick off the bucket list.

Anyone know of a Wheelie school in the North West as all I have seen are down south, far south!

Would just but another bike to do it on but course for it is so cheap!

Hahaha

Not got one pal, if order one gonna take days to arrive due to weekend, wenrt a planned job but clutch got involved...

Anyone here own a Honda cbr600f 1999 and know the torque setting for these springs? Cant find anything online just says to tighten them...

Is it possible for me to delete some threads I have made on this forum? Ta

Snap.

You cut the back end plastic down abit that plate attaches too?

Well I should be in the clear as could be anyones bike and anyones gear, just dont wanna have to take it to court!

And ye very true about forum scanning Mr Bullfrog.

Written into them already and said I believe it was written down wrong so just the officers word vs mine, and can supply pics of my gear if needs be, also have textile gear so think am in clear as thats leathers, I could convict anyone of anything with no proof meself...

Haha Smithers I hope not! But ye no proof, no face, no reg plate (been written down wrong), and many bikes out there like that and RST is common in UK as made here, see what happens!

Speeding fine in the post but they only have this one picture and no registration, called them and they said the camera technician wrote down my reg when I went past doing 36 in a 30, so the police officer I spoke to said not fill in the form and send in a covering letter so its investigated.

This could be anyones bike and gear and with no reg only the word of the camera operator who was working alone in the van, no proof and surly there word alone cant convict someone?

Anyone been in this scenario and had a good outcome?