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Mine would say "bloody hot" found the stuff here https://www.proto-pic.co.uk/thermochromatic-pigment-black-20g.html?gclid=CM30gMvCtc8CFecp0wodft4D-w it turns transparant when heated, so you paint whatever underneath, put on the thermochomatic top coat to cover.

I don't ride daily for that very reason. Still mange to do a fair bit of mileage and is a good release from work stress

Henry Cole is fronting this, but its about the motorbikes and McQueen rather than the actor. http://www.radiotimes.com/tv-programme/e/fc7trq/steve-mcqueen-motorcycle-movie-star--series-1-episode-1

no, can't recall. what a maiden voyage to take on an unfammiliar bike. I was moving off the bike whilst it stayed straight.

freebie? nice one

ha ha, oink oink

turn the cyl head upside down and pour petrol over the valves. If they are leaking, the fuel will seep through. Are the rings within spec and can you see the hone marks in the cylinder wall?

guys, just to let you know, I'm not organising this, Steve is and he's not on this forum (well he is but doesn't post)

was working on the new bike Kev, can't ride something I don't know what is going on underneath me.

I don't have the monopoli on T'interweb ya know!

cruel

then it didn't happen

early August

off to Spain next year with Tommy et al. Slice is coming too

aye, new fork oil and he's given me dust seals to fit as the others are on the way out. not much to do to it TBH

Just got back from Hull, bloody windy on the motorway and it was down to 40 mph on the higher levels. got home no problem though and the bike sounds aamzing, very comfy to ride and has good road manners. Front brakes are , the back ot so but I can give them an overhaul ( they are the same as the FZ rear brake too) need to give it a service for peace of mind and I had a squeel from the clutch from standing start blasting off the line, maybe thrust bearing or something. need to keep watching the speedo as It crept up to 90 in some places. Its got 35k on the clock any way here's acuple of pikkies owner painted and not the best, but good enough for what i'm using it for just need some hard pannier frames and panniers if anyone has some lurking?

Off to sunny Hull tomorrow to hopefully pick up a TDM850. Its a '96 mk2 model with the 270' crossplane crank and has aftermarket 2 in 1 pipe and blue spot brakes. its done 40k miles and has had a local respray in white and green. I've booked the national express as its only £15 (£48 on train) and get there 13:20. hope it checks out then I can ride to squires and have a look round the show. so I either could be stuck in Hull with no bike or zooming along the queens highway with a new bike. watch this space

bit too far 4 me

first one up is 25th September 2016 Leighton Hall Motorcycle Hill Climb Motorcycle hill climb. Practice starts at 9:30am to 12noon. Racing starts from 1pm. Public entry from 9am. Stalls. Autojumble. Gardens and childrens play area. Free car and motorcycle parking. Refreshments. Modern, Classic motorcycles and sidecars. Held in the beautiful grounds of Leighton Hall Stately home, Carnforth. Winners trophies. Club dispays. venue: Leighton Hall Motorcycle Hill Climb, Leighton Hall, Carnforth, Lancashire, LA5 9ST price: OTG: £8.50 adults, £3.50 child under 15, no concessions. tel: 07836 331324 website: www.leightonhallmotorcyclehillclimb.co.uk facebook 2nd one 25th September 2016 The North Manchester Custom and Classic Bike Show venue: The Ramsbottom Cricket Club, Acre Bottom, Ramsbottom, Rossendale, Lancashire, BL0 0BS price: £3 tel: 01298 938082 - 07748 258 256 website: www.rammybikeshow.co.uk facebook facebook event Yorkshire, i'm picking up another bike from Hull, so will call in on Saturday 24th - 25th September 2016 Squires Annual Bike Show Weekend Squires Annual bike show event. Lots of attractions on site and entertainment in the cafe. On the Saturday there will be a stunt show in the carpark by 'On the Edge' stunt team. Live band on Saturday night in the function room. Sunday is the 'Classic Bike Show' so if you want to enter please bring your pride and joy along.Trophies for best British, Japanese, European and Best in Show. Bike entries from 11am, judging at 2pm and trophies at 3pm. venue: Squires Cafe Bar, Sherburn in Elmet, Newthorpe Lane, Yorkshire, LS25 5LX price: free and free to enter your bike tel: 01977 684618 website: www.squires-cafe.co.uk

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RIP to the chap. live each day as it comes as it might be your last. thats my motto

they are 2mm blades John