What have you done to your bike today

[Docta13]

oi oi son, where ya been

 

[Docta13]

No if it is

what do you think?

 

[unionjack]

I'm always here, somewhere. You should be nice and legal at all times with a suitable 12x12 plate

 

[Docta13]

see, now i know i should................... but my plate looks silly the bigger it is, ive got to take a risk on it!

 

[unionjack]

It will be safe in your garage

 

[bananaman]

I think it needs something on the front and a few sponsor stickers to finish it off.

Your probably right but with the crap weather we been having i cant get it out of the garage, walk around it and eye it up lol

 

[phil]

It will be safe in your garage

:biggrin-new: has it ever been out more than twice?

 

[thompsp]

Saw the thread about stone chips under the tail unit last week, so I thought I'd do a little something to my OE hugger (on my Thunder Grey bike).
Found a metal bin in WH Smiths in a matching matt black colour for just £3.50 and cut out and stuck in a bit of extra protection.
It looks brilliant, i.e. like an original BMW design/fit, rather than a tacky add-on. :smile-new:
Obviously it'll stop the stones, but I'll have to test how much crud still comes through...but then again, I'm a fair weather biker, so not worried about this so much.

 

[BIKERFRENZY]

Thats what I need, a self emptying bin

 

[bananaman]

Nice job! Can i have the rest of yr bin?.... Is it ali?

 

[thompsp]

Sorry Bananaman, you'll have to bid for it like everyone else, when i list it on eBay tomorrow layful:

 

[thompsp]

No worries. I've changed it now, just in case, but i genuinely hope he's ok.
FYI, I just had the "all clear" (whatever that means) from my hospital cancer scans this afternoon, so trust me as someone who knows, if it's something similar he really won't give a toss probably.
Many of us ride these bike cos they allow us to live life to the max...however long that is.
keep up the good work Turt, you do a good job here mate.

 

[Hopper]

Saw the thread about stone chips under the tail unit last week, so I thought I'd do a little something to my OE hugger (on my Thunder Grey bike).
Found a metal bin in WH Smiths in a matching matt black colour for just £3.50 and cut out and stuck in a bit of extra protection.
It looks brilliant, i.e. like an original BMW design/fit, rather than a tacky add-on. :smile-new:
Obviously it'll stop the stones, but I'll have to test how much crud still comes through...but then again, I'm a fair weather biker, so not worried about this so much.
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That is a good idea, which I will be stealing TMW

 

[BIKERFRENZY]

Do the stones not get flicked up from the back of the tyre where the hugger is useless?

 

[thompsp]

Hmmmm. Maybe I should use the rest of the bin to create a Diavel style floating guard then???
Dragons Den here I come!

 

[ozzy]

i just look at mine another week gone bye two to go,lol

 

[Tim_S1K_RR]

Final fitted pcv and hp levers.
Can't find the correct map for pcv tho not many to chose from.
Want akra full race system and after market filter but they dont do that.
want to spare the bike a dyno run just yet still only 700 on the clock.

 

[Beamish]

Fitted the Akro this afternoon.



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[bananaman]

Turned it around in the garage, i do like a nice rear end to look at ...............
1 week to go, css, fcuk off snow !!!!

 

[Hoops]

....fcuk off snow !!!!

I echo that!!!