Looks a real minter. You say "one carefull (65) lady owner" ... She sounds refreshingly young at heart.
Darst i say anything about stiffer fork springs and oil or as it been done.Also linked brakes. Hope you not going across feilds with it...!!!!! At th end of th day im just plain jellous. Its a beautifull clean exsample that'll im sure will bring you hours of joy.... ;-) |
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Mate of mine worked in a bike shop. The boss and him would take a couple of used bikes out at the weekend. Bob was on a CBR1000, into a corner too fast, this is gonna hurt but he got round it :shrug: Having given himself a scare he stopped, the boss came back and noticed there was grass and dirt on the tyres and the fairing. They went back to the bend and there was tyre tracks on the grass embankment 12 - 18" above the edge of the road, he'd done a wall of death :eek:
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That's a bit nice Andy, I'm so jealous. ;)
I actually bought a motorcycle bluetooth handsfree MP3 stereo sound system only last week, SWMBO gave me that look and said, you ain't getting a bike. :eek::getmecoat: |
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Good man, get it done. |
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Think the best bike I ever had was the Honda ST1100. Hadn't planned on getting a new bike, I was in my local dealer for something and the boss threw me the keys for the demonstrator they'd just got . . . . I was hooked before I got to the end of the road :o |
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They work by front lever applied outer 2 piston in the front and middle in the rear. Rear brake applies outer 2 in the rear and middle in the front. Use both on a dry road and hold on tight. They are actually very good brakes and hardly noticable on the road. Stan |
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