metallicafan

You know, this is a sore point for me as i went into town yesterday and parked up, where i shouldn't have (no signs). There were p & d car parks around but nowhere to display the ticket. I ended up getting a fine of £35! So I phoned up and queried the matter, they told me you have to in no uncertain terms use the p & d parks and take the ticket with you. If they then give you a ticket you have to appeal it and they will withdraw the charge! It's all swings and roundabouts. There are also motorcycle bays hiding around everywhere, (apparently), but usually no signs to direct you. I hope this helps mate. Ride safe!

I had a full tank, just filled her up this mornin before takin my ride! I did try the reserve in case it was being finicky, but she still cut out just the same. I've had the petrol cap off to check the air hole wasn't blocked and it wasn't that, all i can think of is maybe a blockage?

Hi, thanks for the warm welcome. I've been having a little trouble with my baby drag this mornin, i took her out for a spin and she cut out on me 3 times. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what could be the cause! she was cutting out untill i set the choke on max. i've never come across this situation before, could it be a blockage in the fuel pipe or maybe the air intake or something similar. i'd really appreciate any advice given as i am only just learning about the mechanics of bikes! again thanks to all for the warm welcome. metallicafan.

Hi there everyone, i'm new on this site as i have just bought my first baby drag. I have wanted a dragstar since first seeing one in 2001, i finally got my hands on one and she's a beaut! i have no pics to post at the mo, but shouldn't be long. I have been thinkin of swappin over the pipes and wondered if anyone had any suggestions as to which ones would sound and look mean. the louder the better! i haven't set any alarms off going past them yet, that's all i want. i offer the hand of friendship to all who love drags, they are lovely aren't they! peace and happiness, and ride safe.