A picture a day...biker banter (Vol 5)

A picture a day...biker banter (Vol 5)

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CoolHands

18,698 posts

196 months

Wednesday 25th April 2018
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I can’t shift the damn thing, don’t know why. Another price drop looming...

podman

8,873 posts

241 months

Thursday 26th April 2018
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realised there was no way I was going to get the KR at home this year so did some prep for long term storage unfortunately, drained the tank & carbs, put some 2Toil in the tank and down the bores, drained the gear box oil, popped some fresh in, wiped the chain down with 10/40 and whipped the fairings off for a real thorough clean...fingers crossed this time next year ill be able to get it back at mine.

She now has a DB5 to chat to when bored...









catso

14,793 posts

268 months

Thursday 26th April 2018
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Saw this today at the local bike shop;


podman

8,873 posts

241 months

Thursday 26th April 2018
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catso said:
Saw this today at the local bike shop;

Thats cheating but I like it...I also spotted a Chopper today, being ridden but some young lady into the BMW at Wollaston...Couldnt quite believe it but I dont think I was fantasising!

catso

14,793 posts

268 months

Birky_41

4,297 posts

185 months

Sunday 29th April 2018
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No updates on here since Thursday so thought I'd atleast keep it going

Rode with my brother a group to The Bike Shed in London today. What a place, quite quirky and felt I needed a tweed suit, a beard and a cafe bike but it was very welcoming

It's like a social club for adults. Get ya hair cut, watch moto gp on a projector, buy clothes, eat and drink... Its all there

The cool bit was riding through the place as such to go into a bike park round the back





I took quite a few pics but won't upload without dropping the resolution for here

BOR

4,705 posts

256 months

Sunday 29th April 2018
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Birky_41 said:
The Bike Shed in London today. What a place, quite quirky and felt I needed a tweed suit, a beard and a cafe bike but it was very welcoming
Love that. What a massively cool place.

MrGman

1,587 posts

207 months

Sunday 29th April 2018
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Picked up a new bike last weekend, lovely weather for it, managed nearly 300 miles, just a few more to go before i can start using it properly.

tailtidy fitted and rear pegs removed.



Looking forward to a sunny bank holiday weekend now biggrin

Reg Local

2,681 posts

209 months

Sunday 29th April 2018
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Nice ride out into Yorkshire this morning.


moto_traxport

4,237 posts

222 months

Sunday 29th April 2018
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podman said:
realised there was no way I was going to get the KR at home this year so did some prep for long term storage unfortunately, drained the tank & carbs, put some 2Toil in the tank and down the bores, drained the gear box oil, popped some fresh in, wiped the chain down with 10/40 and whipped the fairings off for a real thorough clean...fingers crossed this time next year ill be able to get it back at mine.

She now has a DB5 to chat to when bored...








cloud9

My first bike after the RG & TZR125's in that exact colour. That won't be the exact bike though because I hit a telegraph pole with it.

Lovely condition and awesome company for storage. Is it on a RAF base by the way??

moto_traxport

4,237 posts

222 months

Sunday 29th April 2018
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Birky_41 said:
No updates on here since Thursday so thought I'd atleast keep it going

Rode with my brother a group to The Bike Shed in London today. What a place, quite quirky and felt I needed a tweed suit, a beard and a cafe bike but it was very welcoming

It's like a social club for adults. Get ya hair cut, watch moto gp on a projector, buy clothes, eat and drink... Its all there

The cool bit was riding through the place as such to go into a bike park round the back





I took quite a few pics but won't upload without dropping the resolution for here
The visitor's bikes look reassuringly normal. Must wander in there before too long / before LEZ kicks in / before Central London Zombie Apocalypse kicks off.

leighz

407 posts

133 months

Sunday 29th April 2018
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must sound fantastic when you fire an engine up in there

mckeann

2,986 posts

230 months

Monday 30th April 2018
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Biker's Nemesis said:
George29 said:
I’m one of them. I’m still waiting for you to teach me so I can be as cool as you!
McKean can't wheelie either, so you're in good company.



FUUUUUUUCK YOOOOUUUUU BN

Biker's Nemesis

38,717 posts

209 months

Monday 30th April 2018
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mckeann said:
Biker's Nemesis said:
George29 said:
I’m one of them. I’m still waiting for you to teach me so I can be as cool as you!
McKean can't wheelie either, so you're in good company.



FUUUUUUUCK YOOOOUUUUU BN
I need some Viagra



podman

8,873 posts

241 months

Monday 30th April 2018
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moto_traxport said:
podman]realised there was no way I was going to get the KR at home this year so did some prep for long term storage said:
cloud9

My first bike after the RG & TZR125's in that exact colour. That won't be the exact bike though because I hit a telegraph pole with it.

Lovely condition and awesome company for storage. Is it on a RAF base by the way??
You never know, a couple of years back we spotted a mint bike at a show and one of my friends recognsied the plate, he had owned the bike in the 90s and had written it off after T boning a car...

No, its not on a military base of any sort , always enjoy my visits there thou.

SAS Tom

3,409 posts

175 months

Monday 30th April 2018
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Quick blast tonight. I did struggle a bit with the position on this bike but sorted it now after buying an old knackered seat and taking it to Tony Archer for him to sort out for me. I wanted it building up as the position was very cramped on the legs but a long stretch to the bars. I didn’t envisage it being built up quite so much but it’s spot on. Much more leg room and a shorter reach to the bars making it much easier to move around.

Jazoli

9,110 posts

251 months

Monday 30th April 2018
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SAS Tom said:


Quick blast tonight. I did struggle a bit with the position on this bike but sorted it now after buying an old knackered seat and taking it to Tony Archer for him to sort out for me. I wanted it building up as the position was very cramped on the legs but a long stretch to the bars. I didn’t envisage it being built up quite so much but it’s spot on. Much more leg room and a shorter reach to the bars making it much easier to move around.
That looks a bit odd but as long as it solves the issue and you still have the original its a win, I need to get mine done as discussed last time we were out but going to wait till I go away in June now as I'm out on the bike every other day now its warmer, have you got the new shock for it yet?

SAS Tom

3,409 posts

175 months

Monday 30th April 2018
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Jazoli said:
SAS Tom said:


Quick blast tonight. I did struggle a bit with the position on this bike but sorted it now after buying an old knackered seat and taking it to Tony Archer for him to sort out for me. I wanted it building up as the position was very cramped on the legs but a long stretch to the bars. I didn’t envisage it being built up quite so much but it’s spot on. Much more leg room and a shorter reach to the bars making it much easier to move around.
That looks a bit odd but as long as it solves the issue and you still have the original its a win, I need to get mine done as discussed last time we were out but going to wait till I go away in June now as I'm out on the bike every other day now its warmer, have you got the new shock for it yet?
Yeah I think it looks a bit crap to be honest, doesn’t suit the bike at all. Ultimately I’d rather be comfortable so I’ll have to put up with it! For the £30 it cost me to do I’m happy.

Shock arrived on Thursday last week. Not had chance to fit it yet but will do soon.

Krikkit

26,544 posts

182 months

Monday 30th April 2018
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I think that looks alright, the original just had scooped-out seats.


madazrx7

4,876 posts

218 months

Tuesday 1st May 2018
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Spent an afternoon detailing and taking photos for the for sale ad... Price now dropped to below $10K including the private plate (LITRE) Just had 36,000Km service so just about run in!
(Given my location hopefully this won't be seen as advertising!)




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