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The Douglas motor cycle was made in Kingswood Bristol just up the road from me they factory still stands to this day sadly no motorcycle , but what you have found Gaz looks good , great to see the name back

I had to find a set that would fit the RF as could no see any for it gsxr 750 one in the end

Maybe you get a free bike also

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Not been used for years but yes very big in its day take a look

Bmw do cost a bit to keep on the road

Glad they came out ok can be a pain , back in with copper slip i hope

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A must have tool ,

Good job that

Hope all goes well Mike

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Nice one well done , now get to work

I had one on my gsxr 1000 and yes i did give it a bit more go in the first few gears not that i ever went over 70 mph . miss that bike it was so fast and a joy to ride

Great work from a great man take care Mate

Not to sure if folks know this, but the `Speed Thresholds` have changed. :-? New guidelines from the Association of Chief Police Officers could lead to three points and a £100 fine for anyone caught speeding by just 4mph in a 20mph zone. Common sense really! New guidelines set out thresholds for fixed penalties, speed awareness courses and summonses. This could mean doing 24-31mph in a 20mph zone might lead to being offered a place on a speed awareness course. Speeds over 34mph in a 20mph zone would automatically land you in court. The threshold for a fixed penalty fine and points is 10% over the limit plus 2mph, this applies for all zones. Speed awareness courses are offered for up to 42 in a 30 zone, 75 in a 60 and 86 in a 70. Summonses will then be issued for 50 in a 30, 86 in a 60 and 96 in a 70. However, the new guidelines will not replace police officers’ discretion.