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:D Joe, you are killing me!! Bike is a Sigma Full Monty Grunter so should have enough poke. Wheels would be nice but I have a very strict budget...
Yup. You know the story, but for the listeners.... I got a set of Gilles grippy pegs and mounting adapter for the bike. Unfortunately the hangers...
If you are bored look on YouTube (I think it’s a guy called Jarrod C or something - search carbon panigale v4). His video shows the strip and...
Thanks Joe, appreciate that. I saw your post on Dymag, very impressive. I have a mono seat (supposedly carbon fibre) for the bike but don’t want...
No need to be humble. You are right. I will keep my eyes open for a bargain, after all, this one is meant to be more function over form (you’re...
Back together again. Turned reservoir through 180 degrees as easier to adjust and less unnecessary cable slack. I’ve now also read the manual....
Another 996 BIP. Went on yesterday and first bid this morning. Looks a good base. I think a lot of people with a casual admiration for Dukes...
It is a cracker, I agree. One for @West Cork Paul to consider methinks.
It says 1198s on fairings and tail. Thought it would be corse se on tail if genuine, or is that just the 848? Nice though.
Just the blue and black from Nitron. The big advantage with them is the shock is built to your weight and spec as stock. Build quality is...
Yes, I think you are right. No rush!!
I quite like the new colour but, regardless, it does not really show up much as it’s buried high up on the 996.
Shit this. Great name over many decades.
Thought that the old rat bike needed a bit of TLC after its hard life, so scored a very cheap DP racing swing arm cover from eBay which, after a...
Hi and welcome
Modified!!!!
Very nice. And arguably more authentic as it’s a stroker.
@West Cork Paul Weren’t you after one of these? NOS https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/353063798046
Looks good. Think the brake coating will split opinions but it’s yours isn’t it. Great job. Looking forward to next update.
Loving this Tel.
