UK track.

Oulton park, followed by Anglesey (coastal) and Donington national.

Euros.

Portimao. Oof! What a track!

Enfield Interceptor, woeful.

I bought a CB350SG for £250 as a pile of scrap and rode it from John o'Groats to Lands End, that was a better bike. In my late teens my Dad had an XS750, that was a much better bike.

looks like being very good odds for Rangey lovers!! https://www.2ndcitycompetitions.co.uk/product/range-rover-sport-2/?fbclid=IwAR1ppsIkTotpXupvO1uiq6mcBujERhAr2vSNlbT0mh2p-xhut17WwkX8_J8 Very good odds of it being pinched soon after taking delivery as well :lol: Ha! It'll break down before anyone ...

KungFooBob wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 10:27 am

flicker wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 10:14 am But that's ok, you're allowed to be wrong

Are you my wife?

I've left you a list of jobs that need doing on the side in the kitchen, and don't forget to put the bins out....

It'd be Oulton, Anglesey (coastal), Cadwell for me.

But that's ok, you're allowed to be wrong

3rd!?!!

There'll be a few more to come this year too. It's an expensive circuit to book but it helps that it's almost in my back garden, anywhere else is going to cost me at least a full tank of fuel in the car to get to.

It's also the best circuit in the UK

A few lined up already....

31st March Oulton park
21st April Oulton park
24th April Oulton park
24th May Oulton park
20th July Oulton park

I quite like Oulton park.....
It helps I only live 4 miles away too

It actually seems to work well tokenless I wonder if it is because I am heavy - so 100kgs. So logic would say that you need more tokens the lighter you are to get the right sag and progressiveness. I also run a Cane Creek rear shock - with no volume reducers ( and shockwizz suggest that I need less...

He means nitrogen. In the lower part of the shock body there's a chamber, one side is oil filled, the other side is pressurised with nitrogen (300psi ish, depends on shock) and there's a floating piston in the middle. On fox shocks this part isn't user serviceable, it has to be sent back to a repair...

Much prefer the sram guide brakes over any of the Shimano brakes I've used in the past.

Mr Moofo wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 8:58 pm In theory you need to replace the crush washer on the damper side - in reality , you don’t ...

Buy a job lot

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/233686759163

Upgraded my pikes to this year's debonair the other month , straight forward job. Fiddliest bit was removing the circlip at the bottom of the air shaft. Service manual for the latest lyriks https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.sram.com/globalassets/document-hi...

Happy birthday squire

weeksy wrote: ↑Sun Aug 30, 2020 8:44 am More so than me, I think my crash has brought a cracked or broken bone in my hand. Lots of faceplant

Oh bugger

Sounds like a trip to the infirmary for you. What did you do?

Edit: missed the post above, do you think you pulled a bit with your arms and sent you of to one side?

Very impressive!

Hot_Air wrote: ↑Mon Aug 24, 2020 3:23 pm

Supermofo wrote: ↑Mon Aug 24, 2020 2:22 pm Happy to fly under the radar.

demographic wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 10:23 pm I'm not a fan of loud pipes and much prefer to keep it under the radar as much as possible.

And I’m another under-the-radar kinda guy

Same here, always struck me as a bit dense to give the Police fair warning I was up to no good

Well i'm not sure if this should go in the pilock thread, the BMP thread or this one, but as it's in here, i'll leave it in here. Fitting the bolt i thought "that's a bit bloody tough", but it seemed OK, so i put it down to the Locktite on it making it a bit stiff....But then i thought &q...

One of these. https://www.merlincycles.com/bell-super-dh-mips-mtb-helmet-112159.html It's very nice. Interesting you like that, i didn;t get on with it at all when i bought one... MAny people love them though. It's a very comfortable fit and I like having the adjustment wheel which you don't normal...

One of these.

https://www.merlincycles.com/bell-super ... 12159.html

It's very nice.