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  1. Realy I would have thought it would have been a nice bike for plodding along on
  2. Check this out strong as hell! Can not think of a use other than a magnectic sump plug.
  3. When fitting a new tube, I always try to get a Continental one... They're top quality stuff and (IMHO) the best available. Info on tubes is available on the Conti website here http://www.conti-bike.co.uk/default.asp?pid=28#tubes They're NOT cheap, but I've used a single (unrepaired) Conti tube with numerous tyres and been totally confident that it's OK to do so... When faced with the new tyre and "suspect" inner tube dilemma, I'll only fit a repaired or non-Conti tube when it's pretty much an emergency situation... Just my 2p worth...XS1100
  4. Well said Stu, My Alice is 14 Saturday Will Dad be spoiling her to right he will! 14 where did them years go?
  5. Rose, happy new bike good choice I like Honda's excellent build quality.
  6. Rose think positive it will be tropical heat
  7. So If I am peckesh I will bring some bread and me spade again another Good tip thanks
  8. Ho I see your using Kawasaki ZX10R motor they kick out stock.199.86 HP (147 kW) @ 13000 rpm. Any way have to go walk about catch yer later
  9. 200 BHP from a 998 at the rear wheel(or crank?) from normally aspirated motor is good,it this a motor of your own design? The GSX-R 1000 kicks out about 180bhp 12.000 your motor must be spinning fast.
  10. What spec is the motor? Whats the BHP at the rear wheel?as the front wheel got auto clutch how dose it disengauge from the drive?excuse the spelling
  11. I was going to try that with Ronsons lighter fuel and then you would get high on solvent abuse when checking tire pressures KA BOOOM
  12. Derek Brien has been killed in an accident at the Isle of Man TT. RELATED LINKS McGuinness wins 16th Isle of Man TT The 34-year-old Irishman crashed on the first lap of the opening Supersport event at the Gorselea section of the circuit. Brien is the third rider to die at this year's TT after sidecar racer Bill Currie and his passenger Kevin Morgan were killed in a practice crash last Tuesday. Brien, from Bellewstown in county Meath, is the 234th competitor to lose their life on the Snaefell Mountain Course during the Isle of Man TT races and Manx Grand Prix since its inception in 1911. A statement on the Isle of Man TT website read: "ACU Events Ltd regrets to announce the death of Derek Brien, 34, from Co. Meath in Ireland who was killed during the first Supersport race at the 2011 Isle of Man TT Races following a high-speed accident at Gorse Lea. "Derek was an experienced road racer who first competed on the Isle of Man in the Manx Grand Prix in 2007 and competed in the TT Races in 2009 and 2010. He had a highest TT place of 13th in the 2010 Supersport 1 race.
  13. who wants a a dodgy tea bag any way ! its rubbish
  14. yerrr Stu!dodgy linky cheep site software
  15. Thats very interesting would you intend putting this bike in to production at some stage? Carbon fiber is the way to go to loose weight but hell expensive! I like the idea of engine brake from both wheels. is the front wheel linked to the gearbox sounds a silly question but I would have thought they need both to spin at the same rate.May be I should get my coat
  16. /t2209-guy-martins-used-tea-bag#25284 Noooo honest
  17. na from what I can gather nowt like I thought the same. Its very clever design more so than that I recon. Dunno about the advantages though. It must suck a few BHP out the motor.
  18. I don't usaly do a search for used tea bags but I am skint and thirsty Thought I might sqeeze a drop out of this. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/USED-Guy-Martin-Yorkshire-Tea-bag-/260797222375?pt=UK_Sports_Memorabilia_ET&hash=item3cb8b9cde7
  19. Was ment in a figure of speech I would think the electronic side of this bike would be quite big. I would like to see how the wheel gets its drive.
  20. I love it I could as many questions on this project,the ECU must be the size of a table top. Keep in touch on how things progress cheers.
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