JackieOWheels

What!! that's literally the last thing [mention]Hoggs[/mention] did as a Mod. Now I know why she got let go as a Mod when her own didn't support her.... even though he did

Next thing we find out that [mention]Tiggie[/mention] was actually splitting up with an ex as they were just splitting everything up.

It certainly is, I was catching up on the practice runs for day 1 and 2 last night there. [mention]rennie[/mention] I hope you've have a look at your fantasy lineup.

Sad news indeed, I was just looking at Halford website earlier to see if I was able to pop into store to browse for supplies.

Well according to the RM website it's been delivered!?

I won't lie, when I was watching that video, for a moment I thought the bike was going to explode with all the vibrations it was doing to the camera, lol.

I have none of those things nor do I know anyone who can assist on making those accessories, I think I should start learning how to!

Happy Birthday Mike! Hope you had a great day today!!!

Even though you brought the £11 one, you then modified the unit to go with your other accessories! I'm going to keep an eye out for the Stop&Go one as that's probably the best in terms of size. I did come across this one on my searches last night, I have the car version on with just the cigarette socket and it's worked well for the amount of times I've used it, my only problem is its slightly bulky compared to the ones suggested, I may end off buying that one if I get impatient with waiting for the Stop&Go. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ring-RAC605-Automatic-Motorbike-Motorcycle/dp/B003UFSKWC/ref=sr_1_94?dchild=1&qid=1593731705&s=automotive&sr=1-94 But bear in mind I had everything already so it cost me £11 The stop and go one is the same size as the £11 AA one and you can buy the connectors for next to nothing the trouble is having the right tools to crimp them. Buy whatever works best for you I only modded mine to fit my needs and as I say it cost me nothing as I had everything else The AA one and stop and go are really small and compact and ideal to carry on the bike Yup, if I had your set up I would have brought the AA one too.

What range would you get on that wee scooter? Imagine getting caught out whilst you are riding about on it and needing to wheel it back to the store. I'm kinda interested as I would love to try one.

I did loads of research before buying and yes they are all the same yet vary so much in price I bought the £11 one Even though you brought the £11 one, you then modified the unit to go with your other accessories! I'm going to keep an eye out for the Stop&Go one as that's probably the best in terms of size. I did come across this one on my searches last night, I have the car version on with just the cigarette socket and it's worked well for the amount of times I've used it, my only problem is its slightly bulky compared to the ones suggested, I may end off buying that one if I get impatient with waiting for the Stop&Go. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ring-RAC605-Automatic-Motorbike-Motorcycle/dp/B003UFSKWC/ref=sr_1_94?dchild=1&qid=1593731705&s=automotive&sr=1-94

It certainly seems to be what everyone is pointing me towards as I've had no actual foot pump recommendations thus far. Before today, I never knew about pumps that can be operated by crock clip though so these ones certainly seem the best of both worlds.

I got caught out once when I had a found out a screw had punctured my rear tyre so now I've always got a repair kit in the storage unit under the pillion seat. I'll keep an eye out on the ones recommended here though as both the Stop&Go and MotoPressor are out of stock just now. The one from AA is available but I need a 12v socket.

Yeah, I just need to pop the rider seat off and the battery is just underneath it, it's not very weatherproof though so would hate to do that in the rain... Maybe I should listen to [mention]Stu[/mention] and get round to installing a 12v socket, lol. I never needed one as I don't use Sat Nav or my phone when riding.

A The one I linked to is the same just with a different sticker on It is very small and compact Those croc clips should be useful enough to just connect directly to the battery right? If that's the case I just need to buy that. I have been searching all night trying to find a 12v to buy for my bike. My bike comes with heated grips so trying to figure out if I can just connect the 12v socket directly to the current setup, the heated grips does appear to have a relay switch installed with it.

Now I finally know why sometimes those links don't show up at my end. I've disabled it for this forum.

That links doesn't work.

Rather than starting a new post, I thought I'll just piggyback on this one. Anyone able to recommend a decent foot pump to get? I don't have a 12v plug on the bike nor do I fancy one of those air compressors, thinking of using a good old fashion foot pump to keep in my panniers just for emergencies.

The video I saw the van went on fire did it not, when he was trying to get the lap time on the tracks. Is the van even drivable?

See it now I've not seen that issue on my end. I could see that Bender had taken that photo on his phone, could that possibly be an issue with his certificates on his android phone?

I can't see the Image? I personally haven't seen any warnings on secure connections when logged in.

I've heard of him but never seen any of his stunts, no idea why that is as I love watching stunts. I haven't heard anything about his background life outside stunts though.

It does look like it is they are both racing as both skipped the lights. The biker is lucky to be alive but if that's the crazy stuff that person does, they won't be for long.

Happy Birthday [mention]Swagman[/mention]!! Great day to be outdoors that's for sure. Have a good one.

The guy from blyth never woke up again On the first one he crashed and it was just cuts and bruises but on the second occasion he shattered his right arm just above his elbow so he has a dickie arm like me now Terrifying stuff.