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Makes me feel a little better about the snow we get here in the UK, only a little though.

having sat under a nice warm blanket since October, with a slow trickle charge keeping her battery active, I have broken the news to her that I have decided to ship her off to a new home. Sometimes she brought me home with a huge smile, but if the road surface was a little rough (and I live in the lakes where nice tarmac is a rare thing to behold) I'd often need traction just to get off her........ So today I have struck a deal to swap the XJR1300 for something a little more akin to the environment up here in the North....... from 1 wheel drive to four in the stroke of a pen....... I'm back down to a two bike garage again.......... (but my eye is ope…

HI EVERY ONE, hi newby here from hemel hempstead

Hello all let me firstly say happy new year ! (still recovering) and thanks for having me , still a fairly young rider only been going 6 years . but i have always found this site very helpfull. Once i fugure out how to put a photo up i shall let u all see my FZ1 Cheers Dan

It starts tonight, unfortunatly I'm out with family but here are the other times

It was a good Christmas.

My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen The Categories are,,,,,,,,,,,,, Best 'Runs and Meets' Best 'Bike build/ Resto' (with pics) Best 'Bike Modifications' Best 'Photo of the year' Best 'YOC Momento' Best 'YOC Moderator' Best 'Biking tip of the year' Best 'YOC New Member' Best 'YOC Rant' Over to you, the YOC contributors and lurkees

Happy New Year to all and to all a great year. May your tank be full and your roads always clear!! May your repairs be few, and the curves be fun As you tear through the country on a real great run! Rocky

Having added replies to a few posts already, I then noticed a post regarding new members who don't introduce themselves. Luckily, I haven't had any problems or needed any advice, so I hope I'll be forgiven for my little oversight. So, with that out of the way, HELLO to everyone on here and a Very Happy New Year. I've been riding bikes now for over 35 years, starting with a FS1E and ending up for the last 24 years with FJ1200's (amongst many others) - My wife also rides a Yamaha, a Fazer 1000 (as well as her VF 750). My favourite biking hobbies are:- 1) the Nurburgring (done too many laps to count - or think about the cost of); 2) touring Europe with Liz and…

All the very best guys and gals to you and yours for the coming new year, "long life, good health and happiness"-"Slainte" some stats for last years Hogmanay (source; you-gov)

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Hi i am a new member i ride an R1, Are there any members near me i live in sheringham norfolk.

basically, don't shit outside. this informative production is presented by BWJ and blackhat

Ey guys/girls imkev im a new member on your forum .... dont have my Yamaha yet but planning on getting a 2008 R6 hopefully very soon.

Hello all, Newbie here. I am the second owner of a 1984 FJ600 with 5,587 kms. I am interested in selling but I honestly think this is more than just a 26 yr old bike. 100% original except for a rear turn signal, carb valves/seats plus I added a fuel filter just after the tank. I would post images if I could figure out how - advice sought in this regard or I can email pictures upon request. Colours are red/black/silver/grey. If zero is a wrecker and ten is still in the box (mint) this bike is probably an 8.5 or 9. Carb valves and seats need to be unstuck - new rubber is recommended because even that is original. The machine turns heads. I am posting here because …

Hi, we do racing on old superbikes like back in the day´s of the mid 80´s. We´re looking for other team-mates in europe.... if somebody is interested in endurance racing and a classicsuperbike championship please contact us..team-sonic-speed.net

Just want to know what model this is? I saw it last week and took this pic. The engine was Yamaha, :s. Thanks

An addictive game with some hot totty telling you your crap http://www.bbc.co.uk/onlyconnect/quiz/

the annual crimbo joke thread just starting. get posting peeps The Crist family worked at a zoo. Each year they predicted the general luck and overall mood of the year by watching the the gnu. If the gnu's ears were forward, that meant a successful, joyous year was almost certain to happen. But if his ears were laid back flat against his head, it meant that an unlucky or very unhappy year was sure to come. One year it was young Mary's turn to "survey" the animal and come up with the prediction. It was her first time solo, and in her excitement, she forgot to take the key to the cage. She was late in coming to check on the gnu. Well, she saw the wrong ear position an…