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off memory a few of those pitches have closed of recent including ones run by the council..... i would love to go even just once but maybe in a few more years.

neoprene shock sock tube will do a grand job, only thing with it i would do is not just fit and forget entirely. so when you decide to do a good/big wash to the take it off and give a clean (including the tube), add rust protection and refit tube.

yes would have to be very aggressively but they way their priced at the moment id say not enough especially when they are buying the engine in for this unit. only the unknowing or desperate buyer. they are still at least 10yrs off if they bother to get their many problems sorted. By which time we'll be forced to ev ways for explosive times ahead of us. im not a honda fan but id take it over a current or near release of cf's... id still take my 19yr old bike over one.

not as much now a days as its harder to do but im sure there is still a few including gang jobs and people getting round the ulez's.....makes you wonder... i would like to nominate the lancashire county council blue badge services. with the form filled yet still they failed us miserably. even with the use of their own guide lines of apparently the dft, though from their "WE" reply view is very very much skewed up, so to them dft but really lccbbs, if your not mental unstable (should they be driving?), has no legs, takes medication for it (there is no medication for it), has to have this for x years, on a million pip points..... we will have to struggle for a lot longer because of it. i aint taking that shite lying down from those pompus cretins, will appeal and use the dft guidelines against their own retarded argument now we know what level of GMBT PR bullshite they want to turn on.

hi! cover..even cheap light weight ones do better than not at all. our bikes had and still do live out side with only one side of the house and a cover for protection all year round. GT86 is better for keys imo. rust protection xcp rust blocker or acf50 are the best to use. paint protection, detail and a really good wax. personally : seat/pvc use nickwax (lightly) leather restorer, brilliant on biking gear and car/house leather seats. slicone grease for electrical protection. battery charger. for the chain especially wet weather normal thick gear oil or if you want to apply less often use a wax (white) based lube like wd40s but in the dry seasons stick to a dry lube...

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good luck to them. std chinese police escort vehicles come to mind...everywhere else will go to default.

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how many on the floor and the ceiling?

Hi and welcome. we also like pictures and stuff on here too.

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yes that is correct. poor designs, poor parts, poor supply issues, poor dealer back up etc etc just look at all the pitstop treads... then you get an idea. just a good used proper brand bike will serve well and cost less in any run.

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update they removed the sign and the post attached to the drilled wall but left the massive holes behind...

thats the staff on fridays at Airedale hospital.

fear steers you! .

these would have done it especially the C pick at halfords: https://www.halfords.com/tools/hand-tools/all-hand-tools/draper-4-piece-mini-hook-and-pick-set-489073.html also good for lifting seals or digging crud out of tiny crevs in forks or brake systems etc...

Thanks fiddles. guess thats the rub if you have Inverted forks, it actively wants/has to piss it all out mostly on the brakes and tyres. ahhh the saving grace of RWU forks so glad my current bike has them on.

NO TO ALL OF THEM BEFORE YOU SAID YAMAHA- just FFS DONT DO IT!!! those afterwards are ok.