trebor4460

gud result Dave.

welcome to the forum m8, Sad sight to see the tl like that, and the bloody truck managed to reverse into u...

yep, hope he gets her back and the bloody theives stamped on.

nice 1, we are a long time at work so its a real result if we actualy dont mind gettin up in the morn to go.

Happy birthday

He does kinda remind u of some bod dont he,

neutral, never had a slide off em, am not one to push em in the wet though, i reckon im gonna get about 3000 out of the rear, its about ready for changing now.

Having had the maxxi super sport fitted last time, and no complaints I gonna fit one of these next.

Nice pics, bet u had a cracking week.

Nice bike m8, and 150 bhp , now ya talkin..

Absolutly goes without saying m8,

Them throw over panniers will look very nice on your Bandit stue......................

Sounds like a lot of work, paint work aint my thing but can apreciate the ammount of work u have to put in to get a good finish, gud luck with it m8.

You dont want them nice polished wheels andy...... Give em to me....

Im coming for ya boy and i gonna make u squeal like a little piggy, U gotta see the film... Deliverence, you tube it and run for the hills...

Yep gud news indeed, hope hes on a one way ticket to the big red guy down under.

i thought he was wearing sidi's when he turned up at quatford but saw he wasnt lol

Sry u cant make it Stu, ...... At least the bacon piggy breaths a sigh of relieff

Worked for me, rear being heavier was easy, front was a bit slow to settle but it works, The balancers ive seen off ebay are defo a gud investment and are the way to go if you are gonna do your tyres regularly, Pity im such a tight Ars@

The more the merrier, Think Daves gonna have to kill a pig for the amount of bacon buttys hes gonna have to make,

nice wheelie,

i always change my own tyres m8, done quite a few sets now. all you need is a good set of levers and rim protectors, valve tool for removal of valve, tyre soap or fairy liquid, and a set of balance weights off ebay, cheap as chips... o yeh and a bit of muscle as the 180 rear on a 1200 can put up a bit of a fight, the main prob is breaking the bead once the wheel is off, various contraptions around, but i used this method, done it on all the tyres no probs, here is me breaking the bead on the rear wheel of my Bandit just dont run over the rim, when fitting the new tyre just make sure you get the direction arrow right and the lightest part of the tyre, marked with a circle on the tyre wall, leval with the valve stem. now i balanced mine with a couple of axle stands and the ebay weights, works every time.

Gud job on the Bandit m8, A gixxer 750 lump certainly gives her a bit of a sting in her tail,