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From gov.uk. For Compulsory Basic Training (CBT), you need to wear sturdy footwear that protects your ankles and provides a good grip This means avoiding trainers, canvas shoes, and sandals, and instead opting for boots or other shoes that cover the ankles. Leather boots, Doc Martens, or walking boots are acceptable, but avoid steel-toe-capped boots.

That looks nice. What do you use on the stock to keep it tip top?

Someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that to do cbt,etc the ankle must be covered

The turn signals and headlight blinking together is a faulty earth connection, as, if I remember correctly, they use the same earth point.

Hi KOG, welcome to the forum. For spares I would try David Silvers. A lot of parts for the twins are no longer available, especially things like airbox to carb rubbers. On my twin I had to improvise, using water heater hose meant for a car. Pistons and valves are still around as are valve guides, seals etc. If needing a new barrel avoid the cheap Chinese made copies. They are a generic type and don't have all the necessary holes in the right places. In your pic it actually looks a decent bike, so enjoy it

If I used pay at pump I didn't remove my helmet, but if paying inside I would take it off. Also, if topping tank to brim for a long trip I would put bike on the centre stand, especially the 600, as that was an awkward tank to fill without splash-back

Been watching the news, and it's mostly been Donald Trump. That guy is so shallow, if he was a puddle you couldn't drown in it

I buy all my spare visors from them, and have never had a problem with them, same goes for pinlock stuff

Try these https://www.thevisorshop.com/Mobile/MobileSearchResults.aspx?Search=Arai+iridium+visor+

I've got to stop reading these posts, I'm really missing my bikes now

Congratulations to you both, @Fozzie

Tree fellers walk into a pub, (add your own punchline)

ENT ear nose and throat?

If I still had a bike I wood be off to the beech for the day

Ok, the nautical step, then