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The fighters are impressive, but the heavy stuff is mighty impressive!

Was at the factory today picking up my sport 250 kit (build thread next) and have seen these new lights on there 250 Ian is going to let me know what/where they came from, but think they looked pretty cool

dont want to get myself into trouble... but here is an example of a colombian... woman.... obviously, and well, they are about...

Er, no. Anything north of Watford is "the north". Anything south of the River (Thames) is swamp or marsh-land

You can get items like this !! eBay item number: 122429304249

Hi all So last weeks trackday didn't end as expected, I'm a bit gutted as I wanted to make the 20th but I suppose there's always next year. I'll try and pop along anyway to say hello.

Give me a ring in the evening, I am selling some CXR's Mick Dent 07771 686009

Either one for the road or one for Kim Jong-Un-----At 32% ABV it might calm him down a bit.

Thanks to Paul and Jim I'm now a member! Not sure where the time went last night...time flies when you're enjoying yourself.

2 places please Dave

That would suit you with your need to keep warm......

To be fair, the tyre fitters need to blow them up to get the beads to sit properly on the rim edges if we are talking of fitting new tyres. Always let the air out afterwards. 30 psi on a Westy will have it bouncing all over the place!

Yep, doesn't matter how many times you tell them, unless they're really used to dealing withour cars, they'll just look at you, smile, nod, fill them to 36 psi and presumably go and tell all their colleagues how the last guy wanted to drive out on tyres with no air in. Get the pressures down as soon as practically possibly, the tyres can be a wee bit slippy with mould release agent on them anyway, with 30 plus psi, you feel like you're driving a drift car!

I hat 20t/50/15 r888r's fitted on Saturday and was asked what pressure but didn't have a clue,the fitter guessed at 30 psi ! I take it I need to let some out and get them to 18 .