druid

That's why I didn't bother with an alarm when I bought my bike. Very rarely park in town and leave it unattended and the odd occasion it happens i always lock it with a chain and lock in the bike park when there is a substantial rail. Rest of the time if I'm not riding it,it's locked in my garage.

As it's a datatool alarm, I imagine it's been fitted at the dealer, so not part of the bike loom. the only problem you'll have is that alarms have to be disconnected the right way or they can leave your bike immobilised. best off contacting datatool themselves or here - http://www.datatool.co.uk/ and go to the support section and click on the drop down windows to get your alarm type. The other thing worth checking is to see if your battery is flat as that caused the same fault on a bike I had fitted with an alarm.

that is the r+g tail tidy. the pillion pegs have gone now, really cleans up the back end. You're not the only one with his bike in the garage waiting for it to stop raining.

Once you sorted it out, rip it out and throw it in the bin. Mostly a waste of time alarms.

I use WD40 to clean my chain and Castrol chain wax to lubricate it. http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-760-castrol-ch...ax-aerosol.aspx These videos might help, but he is a bit anal about cleaning. I'd recommend getting a paddock stand. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=HREqf4wIukA&...feature=related 5 vids in all to watch. _________________

sounds feckin ace. take that little tube end cap out and it's a straight through pipe. wouldn't like to comment on legality officer!!

Got this one fitted to my R6- http://www.akrapovic.com/product-catalog/m...haust/?puid=406 Best looking zorst around although the law may not agree.

this is the stuff to order- http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-760-castrol-ch...ax-aerosol.aspx make sure you order a couple of boxes so they don't notice one can relocating to your address!

lucky to get away with not going to prison. If people are gonna do this sort of speeds on public roads, don't complain about your sentence if you get caught.

Find it too hard to change gear wearing high heels so I stick to my bike boots!

Clean with wd40, spray liberally with chain wax that work kindly lets me liberate from them.

If I worked out my mpg then I probably wouldn't ride it!!! I just fill it up to the brim and ride it hard.

Hi all, just bought an 07 R6 so I thought I'd sign up here. regards, Druid.