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There was once a time when the MotoGP field would arrive in Mugello wondering who was going to finish second behind home favourite Valentino Rossi.The hugely popular Rossi was unbeatable on home soil at the spectacular Mugello track where he notched an incredible seven straight victories between 2002 and 2008Since that last win in %X9208 on a podium shared with...
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Warning! Incoming bike related topic!....On the search for a new bike. Ive been thinking of what id like in a bike and come up with the following list:-Looks sporty-Fairing-Accommodate a detachable top box -Comfy(ish) for long distances-Light and nimble for sunday blasts-ReliableIm thinking of a CBR600F but was wondering if anyone can rate any others that fit the bill?Got around %XA34-5k to spend.Appreciate any help and advice!Thanks
Song Title Game %XAB on: December 02, 2010, 09:54:08 PM %XBB 1. I will start with a song title and artist. The next post uses a word or words or part words from either the title or artist and comes up with a different song title or artist .2. Be ...
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Hi, Bike is honda cmx250c, prob.wont tick over without choke on about an 1/4. when i try to get rid of the choke it revs higher then cuts out tryed to adjust tickover before cut out but just revs higher and cuts out , at this point engine is warm but wont restart without choke, when i open throttle it missfires in one cylinder. any ideas?....Conda
Hay guys was taking advantage of the nice weather and hit a massive chunk of gravel..you can imagine what happened...I caught it on my head camera.http://youtu.be/B6-YNiaJTao
BMW has just taken the wraps off the Concept Ninety %X96 a collaboration between the German firm and Californian custom builder Roland Sands as the company celebrates 40 years since the original R90S and 90 years of making motorcycles. The Concept Ninety has the 110bhp air/oil-cooled Boxer twin from the previous generation of BMW R1200GS but combines it with a pared...
Cal Crutchlow%X92s fantastic start to the 2013 MotoGP world championship continued in Le Mans yesterday when the British rider stormed to a career best second position. Riding with a badly swollen right knee and a small fracture in his leg after a heavy crash in Saturday%X92s FP4 session, Crutchlow mastered tricky conditions on a wet and then drying track to finish...
Me and gunga are heading north on the 2nd, and it would be cool if we could meet/ride up with some of you crazy cats.We've never been to Squires, so it would be nice to have someone to hold our hands and show us about, we're very shy you know Seriously though it would be great to see some old faces again and meet some new ones We'd hope to be there about 11.00ish but will be weather dependent, a 4 hour ride in "Summer" snow doesn't appeal tbh.What ya reckon
Picturehttp://i43.tinypic.com/9uu73c.jpgOn my zx6r when i serviced the brakes today i noticed on the rear caliper, there is a round plastic thing that sits inside the piston [outside touching the back of the pad]. But on the front pistons they're hollowed out and the pad just sits on the rim of the piston.I was just intrigued as to why that is and what the purpose of this plastic thing on the rear caliper isThanks
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