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Lost the kley to my DTR 125 steering lock the version where the locks on the steering coloumn not with the igniction, tried screwing a screw into the barrel to wrench the whole thing out but wont budge does any1 know how i can do it other than throwin my baby on the floor and jumping on the wheel like its sum sorta piece of #@&$. msg me bak plz. Dazz

Spotted this on the net when i was looking at bobber on tube of the You and thought it maybe handy for the guys that are going for it?

Im new in here so hello from sunny Denmark. I am English but have lived here for 4 years. I have recently bought a 2006 FZ6 which I think is great. My last bike was a Intruder VS800 which was great, I did 16000km on it this year. The FZ6 is a drastic change to the Intruder but after 1000km I know I will love it. I know everything about Intruders and nothing about FZ6s so I hope you can all help. Here is a short slideshow of our biking year. Click on the smiling box top right to reduce the toolbar and when the white image loading page opens the music starts about 20 seconds later the slides will start. Most of the photos are from Denmark and Sweden. …

The off roaders among us will enjoy this. http://speedtracktales.wordpress.com/2013/01/23/the-price-of-fame-steve-mcqueen-and-the-isdt/ Welshwan may like the section: Mapping the ISDT

One thing i really miss from the moped (the ONLY thing!) is the clock! The YBR125 is a very basic bike, so it doesn't have one, i've looked around and found a few stick on clocks for bikes, but they're either poorly rated or a bit expensive. Any ideas?

I've had my bike since December, (only started using it now the weather is picking up).. However, I've never ever ever been out on a ride out with other fellow bikers... Any1 willing to help me lose my virginity to biking in a group?!?!?!... Any takers?... or when is the next planned event around Preston / blackpool area?... regards! -Mits-

Hello, Its been a while since i have last been on here! Well I have got to plans to get into biking again after writing my Fazer off :'(. First is entering a race series well if you can call it racing it would be the Moped Enduro lol Second is getting a oldish bike like bandit,r6 etc and to build a Street Fighter preferably a cat d or c write off. So what are your thoughts about these I would love to hear them. Also if any one wants to no what the damaged fazer looks like add me on Facebook (Geoff Cameron) or msn ([email protected]) as there are pics on facebook. Looking forward to the replies. Cya. Happy riding Geoff

Am between bikes at the mo having sold my r1 recently, will no doubt have another soon. What's with the £2 fee to re-regeister on the forum

Nice to recieve an e-mail, I tend to read the boards more than post on them.

The struggle keeps on going, been in contact with the DMV in Wisconsin to see if they had any history on the chop but their records are only kept for about 5 years and my frame number (custom made up one) wasn't found on their database so where un able to help further. So i thought to try the DVLA and see what i could get to gain this age related plate to which they came back with: The following documents are acceptable to allocate an age related mark to an American imported vehicle that is presented for registration: • Certificate of Origin • Certificate of Title • Certificate of Sale • Certificate of Lien Sale Do any of you know of how i can get one of those? All i ha…

Early Hours of Monday morning my 59 Plate WR 125X was stolen from Swindon, SN5 post code. Its white and Black, and totally standard bar a small rear plate. Reg is HY59 YUB Believe it was lifted using a van or similar, as was taken quetly from outside the house near an open bedroom window. The Bike is datatagged, so if you are offered parts please be vigilant. It probably being ranted across a field by some pikey scum now, but should you see anything please let me know. Thanks Exactly same as this:

Some little shit has made off with my pride and joy. Was parked in my girlfriends front garden overnight, chain on back wheel and down a steep embankment of grass to her front door. Its a bit of an effort to get out so thought no one would have the time to. I was so wrong. If anybody sees or hears of anything, please let me know. Chris =]

Question - I'm looking at an mt03, stolen/recovered. Keys are present but steering lock is broken and ignition barrel is not with the bike. Would I need new keys, lock, barrel AND ecu or would a replacement ignition barrel and keys work with the current ecu? A new set of everything is over £900 which I want to avoid.

My 2005 Yamaha XT125X in red Reg, PO55 CUV was stolen from Hale Village (in between Widnes, Cheshire and Speke, Merseyside) It was parked on the drive of my girlfriends sisters house, right underneath the living room window where I was sat. I was only at the house for under 3 hours and didn't hear a noise or see anything, there isn't even any cctv from the pub across the road. Gutted.

REG NO. R600 SEB Frame no JYARJ031000006906 Engine no J502E0008834 BRIGHT YELLOW GOLD IRIDIUM SCREEN VANCE & HINES EXHAUST Stolen in CASTLE DONINGTON area As you can see it's a pretty striking colour scheme and did many a lap around the track so is well known in the area, so guess it will be stripped down by now hence engine and frame numbers. If you see anything offered that looks like numbers have been hidden or an irridium screen that has had stickers removed please let me know and I will contact owner immediately. Daisy was her pride and joy would be great to get her back

Hi you lot, up until last weekend I had an excellent 89' wr 400 road registered r112... very sadly it was lifted from my yard in Devon. it's blue/white with nobblies, black seat, hydraulic clutch, yellow rear panel stickers YZM stickers on tank panels. please anyone being offered my bike please let me know :(

Scum bags have been at it again, In the early hrs of Friday 13th June 2006 Black r6 was stolen from mates house in the Trent Vale area of Stoke on Trent. Bike is immaculate lots of extras, one off graphics just amazing. Bike details as follows VIN JYARJ111000008186 ENGINE NUMBER J511E0008961 REGISTRATION NK06 NEN Any information would be most appreciated pls mail me here or contact Jim on 07896161958 Many thanks

Hi everyone Been a while since I was last on here and I wish this post could be of a more upbeat nature but unfortunately not I rode my bike up to my house in Newcastle on Sunday from Northants (which was a mighty fun trip of A and B roads, being still on L plates and all that so no motorways ) Anyway I was woken up on Monday morning by my housemate telling me some scrote had broken in and stolen it from our backyard in the Heaton district (it had been there less than 12 hours...) The Police came round but didnt seem to hopeful about recovering it. Just wanted to advertise it on here incase anyone in the Newcastle area sees it around (I've already posted it…

I start with a copy of my last post from the 'newbie' forum. This relates to the theft of a YZ80 and YZ125, form their garage a couple weeks ago. I've had a look round some web sites, spoken to a few mates. Like kenDAWG says, there are lots of stories out there like this one. Not just in this country, but all over the world. The official response seems to be the same, " Sorry to hear about your loss, but there's little we can do". But what about us? We hear another sad tale, then go off to the shed to make sure our pride and joy is still there. Smile at the sight of gleaming metal, then lock and bolt the door as we leave. I'm good, no problem here. Then someon…

Chris 'Hampo' Hampshire had his two bikes stolen from round the back of his appartment in Newcastle last night. It would be great if you could all keep your eyes out and also post this on any other forums you go on. I know the chances of getting them back are slim but there is always hope. The details I have are as follows; Yamaha RD350YPVS Reg number D50KJT, frame and engine number 1WT004499 Yamaha RD500LC Reg number A538MWD frame and engine number 57x The 500 was immaculate, the 350 had nearly 70,000 miles on the clock and was his much loved, well travelled old faithful.