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No, you shouldn't. They busted it so they should fix it FOC.

Yeah! I'll be taking my Zed to this place next month for it's annual look at. I was impressed with this place and have visited twice and the staff seem to know what they are on about. The difference...

The only bike I'd really like would be a Suzuki GSX1400 that hasn't been f****d about with. An FE would even be more desirable. Been looking for years and not found one yet.

Think I'd either go for an FJR1300 which is a serious mile muncher or a CBF1000 MK2 version which is a little less weightier.

Did this course last year at Devizes. Well worth it and they even gave out freebie ear plugs and a Bikesafe neck scarf. Great bunch of chaps.

Hi jf
The FJR is a great bike and I'm looking at a few myself at the moment. I googled the FJR and up came the FJR club which is based somewhere near Wootton Under Edge.
All the info you need to...

I believe the bike you are looking at has the auto box which some say can throw up a few glitches now and again. I'd plump for the manual FJR.

Hi Rob
I can remember you testing an RR at The North Oxford Road Garage a while back now. Good advice from other members especially taking someone else with you who knows bikes inside out or a full...

I had my front tyre changed under the Continental recall scheme. Just give Pauline a ring at Biketreads and she knows all about it. All FOC. No claim forms need to be filled in.
Have a look at this...

When you stated that Biketreads wanted a fortune, then how much? I've always found BT to be very competitive and always willing to put themselves out if you want the job done double quick. I'm very...

I've only ridden in a large group once, and that was enough for me. Too many overblown ego's strutting their stuff. A group of three is just about enough to cope with.
And safer.

Don't forget to inform your insurance company when you change cans, as it may be deemed as a performance mod and it's a good excuse not to pay out in the event of a claim. Give them a call first.

Crashcard for me too, as well as the missus.

I was over at Blades the other day and a chap had just picked up his brand new ZX. Pulled out a sheet of sandpaper from underneath his leathers and started rubbing his Battlax tyres all over. Good a...

My bike already has a quick shifter, but I don't use it all the time, especially in city traffic. Great for country roads, a nice cracking sound through the zorst when changing up.

This is all scaremongering as far as I can see. Punishment for most crimes is so lenient in the UK, as the prisons are already full to bursting point!!
Take the latest story in this area.
Chap...

Hi Chris.
Sounds something I'd be interested in. Could you post some directions etc.

If you're over 50 forget it!! It's a bike for the youngsters who bodies are supple. You'll have all kinds of aches and pains (especially the wrists) and the hips.
In you 30's though..........yes!!!

Prefer the BBC's effort last year. There's just something missing from BT's programme including any rider who can get even near to Marquez, so at present it's a bit processional. Probably the best to...

Agree with Takson...........I'd wait Gareth.
A 96 Divvy is a bit long in the tooth, so you might get reliability issues. The little YBR is usually bombproof.
Better the devil you know eh!

Yes, visited the Woodbridge Inn yesterday with the missus for a drink. We were the only bikers there, but there were other customers. Probably go back there for the Sunday Carvery (£11 adults, £6...

Have you tried Keith at Mastertec Calne?

Hi Rob

I had a test ride on a K1300R end of last year at Oxford BMW. A good bunch of lads in there.
Dealt with Nathan Thomas who was polite and not pushy in any way to 'seal the deal'. Didn't...

Agree, I take mine to Bike Treads, and they usually do it straight away without an appointment.

Yeah, can confirm, £5200 and £400 extra for the ABS model. Seems a great buy compared with the MT 09. Think Yam will sell shedloads of MT 07's for that money.