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Scrambler with no real mudguards :rolleyes: bit of a longshot calling it a "vintage scrambler" too, it's liquid cooled with a monoshock!

Will admit it does look kind of pretty though, would make...

Good, all shoving the wrong bulb in a wrong reflector does is dazzle other road users. Yeah they are brighter but the focus/aim is usually dangerous.

For bikes using traditional round lamps you...

I like the look of the flat tracker (aftermarket pipes needed). Wouldn't buy one though.

If they want(need) to expand their market they need to make fun, engaging, cheap(ish) bikes, a range of...

I know it's about the only thing mine shows no leeway on. Failed me once for it being delaminated too, it was peeling a tiny bit on 1 corner, never mind the 120db exhaust, that peeling corner was...

He best hope he doesn't pass a DVSA bait one, while they don't have to "measure" they are expected to reject anything obviously incorrect ...

I think enforcement of plate standards varies a lot with Police force, I don't run black and silver but I do have various sizes. In Wilts nobody seems to care but last time I was stopped in South...

Toph on this forum did some great work for me a few years back on what I thought was an wrecked exhaust system. I don't think he is active online anymore though I sent him a message on FB last week...

I'm alive, no photos recently, silly season in logistics so by extension silly season for me :(

I'm not convinced ethanol is harmful to everything running a carb. I ran my old ZZR round the clocks on Tesco's cheapest. I left a tank of Tesco's cheapest in a 1977 bike for almost 3 years and the...

There's still one of those things does the rounds out of Devizes. When I had to commute early I had a few near misses with it in the dark due to its lights not working.

That's where EV's fall flat for me (currently). In the 12 months pre-plague I did alot of business miles and adding hour long charging sessions to already long days, isn't an option, it would mean...

;) You can imagine the Electric drivers laughing as they pass, "Look at that poor Diseasal pleb". Though on the flip side I can sneer at them taking 3 days to get to Glasgow!

The logistics and retail part of fuel (post refinery) are not particularly high margin. I suspect this means it would be quicker than people may think for petrol stations to not vanish but thin out...

I meant more the worry of hitting the nice bike with the grinder. Destruction of the beemer would be enjoyable :p

imagine the pain of having to hack apart some orrible Beemer to get your new Metisse :(

Rickman Metisse with a modern 650 Enfield motor stuffed in there please :D

Bloke should have a minor slap on the wrist for damaging the lampost.

Shame he didn't kill both, the survivor is going to be a lifelong tax burden to us all now. I genuinely hope the dead one went...

I behaved last time but this time, I'll test my eyesight whenever I feel like it. I'll happily refuse a fine and argue in a court that I was testing my eyesight too.

I behaved on the last one, this time I'll be, "testing my eyesight", whenever I feel like it.

If you are bored it can be quite fun winding some of them up, if they start asking for pictures of passports, etc a little time in PS and you can send them Emperor Palpatine's UK passport, Borats...

I bet that GPZ still pisses you off now :( I insist on asking price in cash in my hand on the, "You broke it, you bought it", principal.

I think in certain scenarios it is the sellers problem. My understanding (and I stand to be corrected) is if you let them "test ride", the bike then you are legally obliged to ensure the bike and...

https://www.bearhotel.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/bar-menu-200831.pdf Restaurant prices but I've never had a bad meal there, we go at least once a year.

The Bear in Crickhowell is a good alternative if a bit pricier. Bonus is you ride in to their car park under a little archway that seriously reverberates your exhaust note.

If you know someone in the trade they can HPI on a VIN.