obriens65

It would be handy to know where you are. Someone might have local knowledge of a tyre centre.

What made me smile today was the 1.1litre Ford Ka that tried to pull away from the lights faster than my 1litre bike Sniff6 - I think that bikertwat got exactly what he deserved. If you e-stop in front of a car at that speed for no reason you're going to get the worst case of piles in history.

Why is nobody killed every time the lights change?

Or was that 'Camp' correction? Hi eggy

Maybe a problem with the float arm as Ttaskmaster suggested or failing that, a fault in the sender unit.

Same principal. If he's big enough to ride it, he's big enough to push it. I've only ever had one bike with a fuel guage or warning light. Having run out of fuel he should now know how far he can go before he needs some.

This might help. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Irwin-Bolt-Grip-Remover-Extractor-5-Piece-Expansion-Set-10504635-New-/380668361309?pt=UK_Hand_Tools_Equipment&hash=item58a19a3a5d

If you want answers you need to give a bit more info than just your name.

Thanks Foamy. I wish I could get a pic showing the effect in the sun. It literally sparkles red.

I always thought the 535 was the "Lady's" cruiser

This weather's great. It's the first time I've had the linings out of my gear for two years. As for 'It's a dry heat.' So's fire but you'd worry if your arse was in flames

Me at my Nephew's wedding two years ago

This is how the Beast looked on Saturday morning And this is what it looks like now Not a bad weekend's work methinks. The photo's don't do the colour justice it's actually red! If looking up colours floats your boat it's a Toyota colour called Brackish (not a spelling mistake) Red Effect the code is 3R0. The next nice weekend we get the tank's coming off to get sprayed and the rest of the frame will be done.