Parking up for the winter, who's done it yet?
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308mate said:
Was London or the South East gritted? I didnt see any and I rode the bike in today in the wet so if it was gritted in the last few days, I need to get a hose on it pronto. fk.
Yes they've started gritting all my local roads. If you're gonna keep riding give it a wash after! Biker's Nemesis said:
I was out last Saturday and Sunday, i was out yesterday and I'm out today.
Its cold and the roads are not all that good so it may be my last one today.
One of the lads just missed the back of me last week before putting it through a hedge and fence and breaking both wrists and a few other bits plus his bike is well fked, bent forks, yokes and no bodywork from the front until the tail piece.
Dayday should have parked his Fireblade up a week earlier John Its cold and the roads are not all that good so it may be my last one today.
One of the lads just missed the back of me last week before putting it through a hedge and fence and breaking both wrists and a few other bits plus his bike is well fked, bent forks, yokes and no bodywork from the front until the tail piece.
stuninho said:
Nailed it
Was cool yesterday but absolutely freezing during the lesson on Monday. Now to find a bike to park up for the winter.
Congrats!! Got my mod 2 next Tuesday so really envious. Was cool yesterday but absolutely freezing during the lesson on Monday. Now to find a bike to park up for the winter.
I got a 600 hornet a couple of weeks ago just to ride through winter as it's quick enough and very cheap to insure. Plan was to get one in March but I knew I'd never keep to that one...
WarnieV6GT said:
stuninho said:
Nailed it
Was cool yesterday but absolutely freezing during the lesson on Monday. Now to find a bike to park up for the winter.
Congrats!! Got my mod 2 next Tuesday so really envious. Was cool yesterday but absolutely freezing during the lesson on Monday. Now to find a bike to park up for the winter.
I got a 600 hornet a couple of weeks ago just to ride through winter as it's quick enough and very cheap to insure. Plan was to get one in March but I knew I'd never keep to that one...
Rsdop said:
WarnieV6GT said:
stuninho said:
Nailed it
Was cool yesterday but absolutely freezing during the lesson on Monday. Now to find a bike to park up for the winter.
Congrats!! Got my mod 2 next Tuesday so really envious. Was cool yesterday but absolutely freezing during the lesson on Monday. Now to find a bike to park up for the winter.
I got a 600 hornet a couple of weeks ago just to ride through winter as it's quick enough and very cheap to insure. Plan was to get one in March but I knew I'd never keep to that one...
Rsdop said:
WarnieV6GT said:
stuninho said:
Nailed it
Was cool yesterday but absolutely freezing during the lesson on Monday. Now to find a bike to park up for the winter.
Congrats!! Got my mod 2 next Tuesday so really envious. Was cool yesterday but absolutely freezing during the lesson on Monday. Now to find a bike to park up for the winter.
I got a 600 hornet a couple of weeks ago just to ride through winter as it's quick enough and very cheap to insure. Plan was to get one in March but I knew I'd never keep to that one...
stuninho said:
Thanks! One of my instructors mentioned wearing the plastic gloves that you get at petrol stations for filling up with diesel under your gloves - keeps the wind off and your hands dry if it rains.
I’ve always found that the loss of feel and difficulty putting gloves on makes that a no-no. However, I’d only do it in the wet at a trackday or race as don’t ride in the cold or wet on the road. Gassing Station | Biker Banter | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff