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from South Africa, ride a scooter, BWS100. latest in a long line of yamaha's. um. anything else?

Hpi baja's if you don't know are little petrol engine buggys, I have a 32cc one and I want to know What HPI means. Anyone know?

Hi there, Divirider (Martin) from Southampton here, new member saying hullo.

Hey folk, Just a little curious really, me mam n stepdad are moving house soon and they dug out the old photo album in the packing up malarkey and found a pic of him on his dad's old BSA A10 with side car outfit, n I didn't know if there was a way to see if it was still on the road? The reg that's on the meat slicer is 332 JMH Any of you clever lot know a way?

Here is what I did tonight. I really like the look. It is not a simple task , but with patience it can be done. Thanks , Mike

I had a trackday booked at Donny last month but had to cancel it due to an untimely re-occurrence of trigger finger on the left hand. Knuckle swelled up and I could no longer pull the clutch. I had previously modified the slave lever to reduce the load, which worked to a degree, but when I sat down and thought a little longer about the hand, it crossed my my that the heavy clutch/repetitive movement might actually be the cause. I did a bit of research on the ineterwebby and could go hydraulic with chinese parts for 30 to 40 quid, but some of the reviews of part quality led me to steer clear. So I took the opportunity while at the last stafford show and got a show price de…

Just seen this on faceache and looks a great alternative to painting. The hydrographic process consists of transferring a pattern to an object using water displacement. The object being printed can now be dipped through the pattern. The water being displaced by the object causes the pattern to wrap around and adheres the print to the object no matter how complex the shape. Creating a continuous finish. http://www.kustomcoatingsuk.co.uk/

morning... I need some advice on the best way to lower my r6. The above kit looks pretty good... Would you advise going to yamaha or would another bike company be able to fit.. (truimph are local to me and have said they can fit) - The kit advised by yamaha is 50 quid more.. + an extra 60 quid labour. Please advise. Thanks.

i bought my first bike. a 1979 yamaha xs1100 special. i fiugured out how to run the thing pretty quickly and have fixed obvious problems, such as dry rotted carb/manifold boots. whats been killing me for days is some kind of electrical issue. ive been poking wires with the "light up tool and trying to fallow the wirering diagram. but my effort is a completle waste of time becuse i do not get electricity!!! god it makes me mad....anyways so my starter, horn, rear/brake light, and nuetral light all work. as far as the rear/front signal, speedometer, rpm guage, low/high head lamp, and any other light on the bike, its junk. fuses are all fine and there is power in the fuse bo…

Left work, happy enough nipped along to the first roundybout an then the trudge down the new link road, its only about a mile or so but you always have traffic and somehow the wind blows down it weird. Anyway a Suzui come blasting up from behind and stops with me at the junction. Suzuki "Alright mate, them TDR 125's are not bad when you goin to get a proper bike, somat with a bit of go like this" Me (through gritted teeth) "I'm perfectly happy with it" Then the junction cleares he fucks of at a million miles an hour, into TDR land. Bad tarmac, bad bends, and i've been riding them day in day out rain or shine for the last 4-5 years..... Only the ice ha…

http://www.firebox.com/product/415/Moller-Skycar-M400?via=sfg please order one for me and leave at Manchester City airport! drewps

Just thought I would say hello. Plus I thought I would mention that I am after a Yamaha TW200 or TW225. Now I know they are not bikes we get in the UK, but I really like them. I used to have a TW125, and I only sold it as I was starting a business. I really liked my TW125, but its was slow with me on it. So I wanted to see if i can get a bigger cc version. My only other choice is to get a cheap old TW125 and by lots of tuning bits from: www.tw-parts.com Which I don't have a problem with, but I would prefer a TW225 more. As I want to use it at weekend, to get to Wigan. Plus have the power for two people. Thanks John P.S. Also I would consider …

Evening folks, Some of you will remember me. Since i got my Honda Hornet i have not posted alot well i am happy to say that it looks like i will be getting a thundercat very soon! so back to the yammys I loved my Ybr so i hope the joys of yamaha can come back to me after i betrayed it and went to honda So how you all doing? Goff you still there? oldgit? drewpy? foamy? blackhat? hiii everyone

....that I'm being seen here as a stick in the mud old fuddy duddy! :cry: Apparently I should be looking at the new fashion ideas. :roll: Well here's one that I'll definitely NOT be trying: Any of you crazy kids going to get into this shit?

Oh dear! Next week I am having to go to do a proper job for the next few Months. I have spent the last 8ish years working for myself on various contracts but the latest one means that I will be employed until 2011. No more working from home for a while, I will have to get up and dressed in the dark, a morning commute to Nottingham, having to put on a suit, shirt and tie. Oh dear!

ok I am still around alex, but wil be off to holland at 11 oclock see you folks again soon merv

Just been on a non residential course for the week. 9 to 5 and then 2 hours homework each evening. 2 exams. I am now knackered and looking forward to going back to work for a rest.

Hi i am looking for a job within the motorcycle industry and have been buying/repairing and selling motorbikes as a hobby for the last 15 years and would like to turn this into a full time career move if possible, anything considered within a 15-20 mile radius of J29 of the M1 motorway. Many thanks.

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HI Everyone I am a born again Biker I have just brought my first Motorbike since 1976 thats why I have started off small with a Yamaha YBR125 and I hope to move on to bigger bikes when I have mastered riding again hope to make some friends in here and maybe get some advice when needed. Thanks Steve