choppernorgate Posted December 3, 2008 Posted December 3, 2008 its going to b another ice over tom bso b careful out there
wild foamy Posted December 3, 2008 Posted December 3, 2008 yep, its getting that time of year again. im starting to wish i was old enough to have a car, or atleast had a bike with a bit of plastic on the front of it, that little peashooter of mine gets awful cold
choppernorgate Posted December 3, 2008 Author Posted December 3, 2008 yep, its getting that time of year again. im starting to wish i was old enough to have a car, or atleast had a bike with a bit of plastic on the front of it, that little peashooter of mine gets awful cold a good thick pair of waterproofs makes a big dif: if u drop that good forbid u wont have to spend a grand on the plastic repair
wild foamy Posted December 4, 2008 Posted December 4, 2008 yeh, came off it on a diesel spill in a car park when still on the front brake a bit hard, put a crack through my left mirror which i spent £10 for the pair and had them on there two days... other than that its a tip-top bike for its age, does me fine but i really wish it had some plastic on it, gets terribly cold especially at night. will probably get some hand muffs
choppernorgate Posted December 4, 2008 Author Posted December 4, 2008 yeh, came off it on a diesel spill in a car park when still on the front brake a bit hard, put a crack through my left mirror which i spent £10 for the pair and had them on there two days... other than that its a tip-top bike for its age, does me fine but i really wish it had some plastic on it, gets terribly cold especially at night. will probably get some hand muffs beleave me plastic cost lot more tip pull brake on & off it will act like abs helped me lots over the years got abs on the new 1
wild foamy Posted December 4, 2008 Posted December 4, 2008 hmm, these drum brakes are surprisingly sharp and sensative, last time i tried putting the brake on/off repeatedly the bike started bouncing like a newlyweds mattress (very soft shocks, can run over a kerb and not feel it and get airbourne over speedbumps) my chosen technique is slow down early, make sure i am prepared of the corner and put my feet down if i feel the need, then take it as slow as i think nescessary regardless of what the tosser in the car behind thinks
choppernorgate Posted December 5, 2008 Author Posted December 5, 2008 hmm, these drum brakes are surprisingly sharp and sensative, last time i tried putting the brake on/off repeatedly the bike started bouncing like a newlyweds mattress (very soft shocks, can run over a kerb and not feel it and get airbourne over speedbumps) my chosen technique is slow down early, make sure i am prepared of the corner and put my feet down if i feel the need, then take it as slow as i think nescessary regardless of what the tosser in the car behind thinks hat right f..k em ride for your self
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