drewpy

the neutral switch is just a live connection. its exactly the same as the xs400/RD's. you may have a relay associated with your though which may be causing the issues.

kev would bang his head under that bridge

its the carousel at Southport, but rivvy is the better one IMHO. some good roads around there. Devils Bridge is also a good ride from Preston as is Ponderosa cafe in wales there is also a sprint meet at Houghton tower a few times a year, which is a good blast to the YOC

It wasn't fun hitting the boost on a corner either. From 60 to 80 bhp in an instant not fun

geez, slightly busy then John

I'd gone by 2:30 (best time to see a dentist) Sunday was a better day weather wise as it was foggy on Saturday near Stone! got meself a nice fuel filter and mike got some tinted lenses for his goggles. Paul, did you find your studs?

few xs400's in there too

you can get petseal remover from here try a few nuts and bolts in the tank first and shake around, it make come off. if someone has gone to the trouble of sealing the tank,I would suspect it would need redoing with ethanol proof sealer.

your welcome

toothpaste contains fine sand (silica) so makes a great very mild abrasive

you don't get personal injury in a car either, its the vehicle that's gets insured along with 3rd Party.

where's the crashes?

you ain't nothing but a hound dog

Model railway swag overload, edging like a mad cunt

will be there about 10:30 with Mike. Also going down with another friend and his Bro in law up to Little Chef near A500.

some cool ideas http://siriuslymeg.tumblr.com/post/33738057928/99-life-hacks-to-make-your-life-easier

giving your bike a blow job!

already done it

good bit of detective work that

I can't see how brass can be affected by the ethanol, certainly not "destroying" them. It does affect the rubber though and the only option is to use Viton. Frost sell an additive which do a lot of their business via mail order!

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welcome to the YOC

cool, hopefully there sat as Its the best day weather wise so far

try rex's speedshop

this weekend 20th and 21st. One for the Jap bikes Stafford County Show Ground, Staffordshire, ST18 0BD if you hav'nt been before, its massive