gravelrash

@dick65 wrote:

do what?

Have a great holiday Ian!

@Davehutch wrote:

@fr499y wrote:

cut through cheddar gorge on the way down  cracking roads through on the bike.

I know , I know ! lol

Thank you for the Birthday wishes! I was working but had a great meal when I got home and got some great Bikey T-Shirts

Thanks guys!
Few years years before I catch you up Dick (50 ) lol!

@Chadatious wrote:

undercharging not over charging bud. i think its earthing issue.

@dick65 wrote:

when the weather permits i'll be heading to Darlo - couple lads I need to call on

@stantheman wrote:

@gravelrash wrote:

@stantheman wrote:

@gravelrash wrote:

Football......FOOTBALL!!!      
Guy Martins quote about football sums it up nicely!
further more......!
SO! are you coming on the rideout to see Chad, Stan?
     

its a bit too far for me mate

maybe meet up for a local ride when the weather improves

yes mate maybe you could bring mark and mike up to wetlands one night

@Macie_UK wrote:

Here's a handy guide:

charging fault finding

Or get hold of a workshop manual if you need more specific info.

If it's an electronic speedo, then they have been known to play up with reg/rec issues, so sort the charging out first mate.  Or if it is a dedicated track bike, then just throw the clocks away :-)

@stantheman wrote:

@gravelrash wrote:

Football......FOOTBALL!!!      
Guy Martins quote about football sums it up nicely!
further more......!
SO! are you coming on the rideout to see Chad, Stan?
     

its a bit too far for me mate

With Pricipal bike insurance and renewal is due. The renewal was £127 fully comp protected for the Bandit, so did a compare search, MCE came out the cheapest £90 with extras - helmet & leathers and personal accident. I contacted Principal who matched it straight away......after reading your posts I think I have had a lucky escape! Thing is you don't know how good an insurance company is until you need them......cheapest may not always be best!

Belated Happy Birthday Stan!  Hope you are well and had a great day!

Marks just fitted some Oxford Hotgrips to his Busa last weekend must admit im very impressed, get very toasty.

Football......FOOTBALL!!!
Guy Martins quote about football sums it up nicely!
further more......!
SO! are you coming on the rideout to see Chad, Stan?

@Chadatious wrote:

look another suzuki recall

Bought one of these for my Bandit (Tokico Calipers)about 8 years ago and found it useless for exactly the same reasons given in the above review, Still have it in a box gathering dust.
clear aquarium tube and a "Uncle Bens" Korma glass jar (curry substituted for brake fluid) does me just fine! Great review!

Don't think we'll need the drop off system this time Dave!

@madcarper wrote:

I think it needs to be over three days not two so we have a full day riding around when there and the lads travelling a long way are not trying to cram it all  in together. four days would be even better especially if the weather is good.

Nice surprise when I got back from work, thanks Chad!

My best tool purchase is my swivel ratchet spanners
worst is some brake caliper piston pliers which were cheap and broke with first use, although the principle was good the quality wasn't, definitely buy the best you can afford and it will make jobs 10 times easier, that's my experience anyway!