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Gazza wrote: Very similar to my first Duke, which had the same Termi's but was relatively free of electrical problems (other than a failed rectifier). Was a very fun ride and only comfortable above 70 mph. A double bubble screen helped, but reduced the slippery looks.

The Termi's sound gorgeous! Mine need repacked but unlike the neighbors, im enjoying the noise. I bought one without testing first and the six hour ride up from England broke me. If John Wayne and the Hunchback of Notre Damme had a love child, thats what looked like as I waddled up the drive to open the garage. I think three days passed before I could squeeze something without pain in my left forearm, the stiff clutch just wrecked it.
Even if I had tested it and disliked it, i would of still bought it! Since been modified for city riding.

On the ride home I lost the passing light and indicators after a soaking. Indicator relay cooked. Few months later after another soaking I had starting problems and lost a cylinder when it did start. New fuses, dried out fuse box and a good dose of silicone sealant applied has cured it.

My willy shrank so I had to buy a manhood extension

metallninja wrote:

My willy shrank so I had to buy a manhood extension

Are B M W's not a sign of old age?

pharis wrote:Are B M W's not a sign of old age?

From a Sprint STD owner?

metallninja wrote:

pharis wrote:Are B M W's not a sign of old age?

From a Sprint STD owner?

But the question is still valid

Yes they are, showing your age now Stubert!

Big Little Dave wrote:Yes they are, showing your age now Stubert!

and what is wrong with getting older? - it is far better than the alternative

Seeing as people have been introducing themselves in this thread I thought I would join. Got myself a "new to me" bike. K4 GSX-R 600, just to enjoy on nice days, anyway a picture says a thousand words, so here it is on one of my recent ride outs.



Hopefully meet some new people from here over the coming months.

Zzzz wrote:

Big Little Dave wrote:Yes they are, showing your age now Stubert!

and what is wrong with getting older? - it is far better than the alternative

Its not just old men who buy BMWs.....

aisgsimon wrote:

Zzzz wrote:

Big Little Dave wrote:Yes they are, showing your age now Stubert!

and what is wrong with getting older? - it is far better than the alternative

Its not just old men who buy BMWs.....

Yeah but you've done it properly, the K75 was built in the days when they made bulletproof motors.

H3rman wrote:Seeing as people have been introducing themselves in this thread I thought I would join. Got myself a "new to me" bike. K4 GSX-R 600, just to enjoy on nice days, anyway a picture says a thousand words, so here it is on one of my recent ride outs.

Hopefully meet some new people from here over the coming months.

Welcome to the site

Well, it's been a while coming! Here's my (new to me) and yet to be collected (week on Saturday!) fzs1000. Can't wait to get on it and start having some fun!

With so many different bikes on my radar, I thought I would go for arguably the most sensible bike on the planet, so sensible that it is silly, very silly...500 mile range...panniers that look like can take a number of helmets and small people...seat height that most people need a step ladder to reach, TKC80 rubber that looks more at home on a dirt race track...yip, a very sensible bike to bimble to/from work and get the Sunday papers from Tesco’s...Tesco’s in Inverness that is

Hi all,

I've only been in Aberdeen for a little while and I was wondering where all the bikers met up etc. and then I found this site and thought I'd say how do.

Yfzcatjohn do you work at Jp Kenny by any chance?

Welcome! That 'cat looks in fantastic condition! 8-)

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Bob

It depends who's asking?

If your the inland revenue, the old bill or that girl I met in Ibiza in 95, then no!

To anyone else then yes.

RK

Yes, she is in pretty good nick, theres a few dings and things and could do with a clean at the minute, but I love her.

Yzfcatjohn wrote:Bob

It depends who's asking?

If your the inland revenue, the old bill or that girl I met in Ibiza in 95, then no!

To anyone else then yes.

RK

Yes, she is in pretty good nick, theres a few dings and things and could do with a clean at the minute, but I love her.

It's an interesting looking bike the Thundercat - seems to have a good bit more of an upright riding position than the supersports bikes out there - is that a fair assessment? Could do with more bikes like that if that's the case - looks beautiful too!

From what I've been told, I think that would be fair to say. That's probably why it's labelled a sports tourer?

I personally wouldn't know, as it's the only bike I've ever owned or ridden. I've been out for some decent length rides, without any aches and pains at all and I just love the sound of the exhaust when you give it some beans!

New addition today... going to be a b*ger to keep her clean me thinks!

haiax0 wrote: New addition today... going to be a b*ger to keep her clean me thinks!

v.nice looking bike. I hope you've got some stormtrooper boots to go with it.

Quicksilver wrote:

haiax0 wrote: New addition today... going to be a b*ger to keep her clean me thinks!

v.nice looking bike. I hope you've got some stormtrooper boots to go with it.

Or one of these?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Starwars-stormt ... 13&vxp=mtr

Dont tempt me!

haiax0 wrote:Dont tempt me!

Go on, you know you want some

Can't remember if I posted my bike, but if I did, here's the fleet!