A picture a day....biker banter (Vol 3)
Discussion
RemyMartin said:
podman said:
Playsatan said:
2K...! Dream on...must be Tron pricing..
the guy is clearly retarded,hes taken a bike thats worth £500tops and made it into something nobody would ever buy.
moanthebairns said:
much damage?
Right clip on and brake lever snapped.Bar end and grip knacked.
Crash bung snapped.
Clutch case cracked.
Clutch release arm knacked.
Right footpeg snapped.
Right mirror broken.
Front right indicator detached.
Exhaust scraped.
Rear fairing cracked and scratched.
Right fairing scratched.
Tank dented and scratched.
Rear brake pedal bent.
Me - cut knee to side of jeans knee protector and bruised calf - hobbled for a couple of weeks.
Think I need a lie down in a dark room now.
180 quid for a new clutch case and forty for the clutch release arm! Bit more expensive than I first imagined.
Anybody got one going for less?
Expensive lesson learnt - don't be a t
t!Yazza54 said:
New romper suit... Out grown my others (anyone need a EU52 one piece?)
Old
Outgrown my arse, stop the beers and curries! 
Old
I thought you only wore them 5 times? What was a fornight at a time they look fekking rancid!!
Give a scrub will ya and chuck them on gumtree or something.
better give em a scrub
Completely non bike related but we had a visitor today.......
[Attenborough Mode On]
Say hello to a Pangolin.
One of the lads rescued it from the locals who were selling it for food.
problem now is they're going to be hunting them just so we can buy them to save them...
it's off to a National Park up the road now, hopefully to live in peace
[Attenborough Mode On]
Say hello to a Pangolin.
One of the lads rescued it from the locals who were selling it for food.
problem now is they're going to be hunting them just so we can buy them to save them...
it's off to a National Park up the road now, hopefully to live in peace
clen666 said:
Bagged up for winter
DO NOT f
kING DO THIS!.I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH, TAKE THE BAG OFF NOW!
when I bought my Daytona the guy done the exact same thing, stored it in the above manner, the amount of f
king rust on a 6 year old bike was fking unreal. I swear to God this is the worst thing you can do, unless you have a fk off de-humidifier.The moisture will be trapped with no where to go, it will act like a f
king greenhouse. dannyintenerife said:
moanthebairns said:
much damage?
Right clip on and brake lever snapped.Bar end and grip knacked.
Crash bung snapped.
Clutch case cracked.
Clutch release arm knacked.
Right footpeg snapped.
Right mirror broken.
Front right indicator detached.
Exhaust scraped.
Rear fairing cracked and scratched.
Right fairing scratched.
Tank dented and scratched.
Rear brake pedal bent.
Me - cut knee to side of jeans knee protector and bruised calf - hobbled for a couple of weeks.
Think I need a lie down in a dark room now.
180 quid for a new clutch case and forty for the clutch release arm! Bit more expensive than I first imagined.
Anybody got one going for less?
Expensive lesson learnt - don't be a t
t!why not just claim through your insurance.
moanthebairns said:
clen666 said:
Bagged up for winter
DO NOT fkING DO THIS!.I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH, TAKE THE BAG OFF NOW!
when I bought my Daytona the guy done the exact same thing, stored it in the above manner, the amount of f
king rust on a 6 year old bike was fking unreal. I swear to God this is the worst thing you can do, unless you have a fk off de-humidifier.The moisture will be trapped with no where to go, it will act like a f
king greenhouse. I thought Clem was having a laugh, it's obviously going to trap moisture.
y2blade said:
moanthebairns said:
clen666 said:
Bagged up for winter
DO NOT fkING DO THIS!.I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH, TAKE THE BAG OFF NOW!
when I bought my Daytona the guy done the exact same thing, stored it in the above manner, the amount of f
king rust on a 6 year old bike was fking unreal. I swear to God this is the worst thing you can do, unless you have a fk off de-humidifier.The moisture will be trapped with no where to go, it will act like a f
king greenhouse. Oh you are treating this as a serious post?
I thought Clem was having a laugh, it's obviously going to trap moisture.
v60marko said:
y2blade said:
moanthebairns said:
clen666 said:
Bagged up for winter
DO NOT fkING DO THIS!.I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH, TAKE THE BAG OFF NOW!
when I bought my Daytona the guy done the exact same thing, stored it in the above manner, the amount of f
king rust on a 6 year old bike was fking unreal. I swear to God this is the worst thing you can do, unless you have a fk off de-humidifier.The moisture will be trapped with no where to go, it will act like a f
king greenhouse. I thought Clem was having a laugh, it's obviously going to trap moisture.
moanthebairns said:
DO NOT fkING DO THIS!.
I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH, TAKE THE BAG OFF NOW!
when I bought my Daytona the guy done the exact same thing, stored it in the above manner, the amount of fking rust on a 6 year old bike was fking unreal. I swear to God this is the worst thing you can do, unless you have a fk off de-humidifier.
The moisture will be trapped with no where to go, it will act like a fking greenhouse.
I did worry about that but they do come with a moisture absorbing pack that sits inside and is supposed to "last a season", and there is a humidity indicator inside that I'll keep an eye on. kING DO THIS!.I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH, TAKE THE BAG OFF NOW!
when I bought my Daytona the guy done the exact same thing, stored it in the above manner, the amount of f
king rust on a 6 year old bike was fking unreal. I swear to God this is the worst thing you can do, unless you have a fk off de-humidifier.The moisture will be trapped with no where to go, it will act like a f
king greenhouse. I've only done this as my garage is a rickety leaking mess that is damp anyway, I thought this might be the lesser of two evils. Appears I am wrong!
Edited by clen666 on Thursday 20th November 13:48
moanthebairns said:
DO NOT fkING DO THIS!.
I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH, TAKE THE BAG OFF NOW!
when I bought my Daytona the guy done the exact same thing, stored it in the above manner, the amount of fking rust on a 6 year old bike was fking unreal. I swear to God this is the worst thing you can do, unless you have a fk off de-humidifier.
The moisture will be trapped with no where to go, it will act like a fking greenhouse.
I did worry about that but they do come with a moisture absorbing pack that sits inside and is supposed to "last a season", and there is a humidity indicator inside that I'll keep an eye on. kING DO THIS!.I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH, TAKE THE BAG OFF NOW!
when I bought my Daytona the guy done the exact same thing, stored it in the above manner, the amount of f
king rust on a 6 year old bike was fking unreal. I swear to God this is the worst thing you can do, unless you have a fk off de-humidifier.The moisture will be trapped with no where to go, it will act like a f
king greenhouse. I've only done this as my garage is a rickety leaking mess that is damp anyway, I thought this might be the lesser of two evils. Appears I am wrong!
Edited by clen666 on Thursday 20th November 13:50
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