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Allow me to rephrase. It should be a piece of cake... but take in to account the human element ? how’s that?
Something like 300v is not ideal for breaking in an engine but mega once the motor is. One of the best men to speak to would be big brad at...
take oil and a filter with you. job done oil changes are a piece of cake
I want one
This is cool
As with any day it all varies doesn’t it. But on the whole id say the pace/talent/experience whatever you want to call it, disparity is the...
Inters is worse in my opinion haha
I’ll have just got back from Spain testing but I may be able to drop bye!
If it’s a date I’m around I live within 15 mins of brands and would be happy to come up
Don’t worry about anyone else or indeed what anyone else thinks. Turn up and enjoy your day dude :) relax. Stay hydrated. Seek instruction. Be...
Get/Take baffles!
My 1299 ran a lot better after a couple of extensive 190mph runs down the autobahns tbh :laughing: engine spun up quicker
There’s a difference between thrashing an engine and riding it fast. labouring engines is not good for them at all. Especially during running in,...
This is literally my life made in to a topic of discussion @Monners - look they made a whole thread about us
I noticed that with the new beamer actually, the bike felt very Gsxr’y in terms of build quality. Nothing against gixxers they’re mega and...
I think at the lower end of the talent pool the bmw is going to be easier for the masses. But at the higher end the Honda will make more sense. I...
I agree. I know some guys who work for motorrad uk and I’ve heard some very worrying things with the new bike. but then all the gen 1’s have...
I’d be very tempted by the Honda but the price tag is very steep in my opinion. makes the bmw look like a bargain. But then the beamer has had...
Are they that bad? I know ktm Mx bikes have a bit of a rep
Probably a wise idea G seeing as id imagine they’d stick your lad out with the 600’s which is borderline warfare isn’t it :joy: looking forwards...
