darkember

@BanditMike wrote:

Like the bow mate What sort of pull does it have? Given the pulleys I'm assuming the effective pull is a lot less than the actual? (And before there are any comments relating to the pull of the bow )

Draw on this one is 55-70 pounds with a letoff of 80%

Personally I prefer to do it the hard way:)

Humm. Has this got something to do about towing??? Possibly the van behind the King

A sad day:( RIP

@cpt_pants wrote:

Wow, thats brilliant.
When I was a lad, all you could build with Lego, was a wall. That was using all 16 pieces. They don't know there born these days.

Wow can't you remember mechano:)

Clean machine good job

@dick65 wrote:

heres one for starters

Harps back to the days of Mad Max

Stue come out of the closet

Niceone

@bladerunner wrote:

there is only one http://www.abbastands.co.uk/ not cheap but very very good and you can use it on any bike all you need is the fitting kit.you can also take the swinging arm out and change the rear shock which you cant with a normal paddock stand

Nice

Great talent will be sadly missed

5M now

How far can you get I managed 4.1M thus far

http://www.foddy.net/Athletics.html

RIP Marco

Warning video is quite graphic but I feel needs to be aired. Please all ride safe.

http://www.flockee.com/motorbikes/youtube-video-of-marco-simoncellis-crash-motogp-sepang/

Dude remember to watch what tyres you have fitted. With that, I presume is a 160 rear tyre?? It will stick to the road like dried shit to a blanket.

The issue is the frames back then are no way as stiff as they are today, hence the skinny tyres. You raz into a corner the bike will stick to the road but the frame may well melt.

National farmers union mutual

I would check the cost of a van through the NFU

Check what type of high tension ignition system you have got. Each cylinder may have its own coil one of those may be failing. Had this happen on my volvo.

@Stue11 wrote:

Nice motor mate

How can you say that its a KA

Chad how much was the insurance on that?? My son passed his test last Thursday & I have him insured on a diesel van through the NFU for 700. Vans are group 8 the cheapest you can get for young drivers.

welcome

Hi there dave & welcome

Nice day out to wrap things up for another year .

Luke & I experienced the antics of several prats on the way back between Tintern & Monmouth trying to make their fat wheeled harleys perform like sports bikes. Bar the latter a good day was had & glad all got home safely

welcome welcome