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    Jay Jay: £19.80 for your screen bolts in polished A4 stainless (ideal for gold plating), comes with all the rubber well-nuts and scratch-proof washers as well.

    Newnut: Had a look for engine covers, nothing for your year of Blade unfortunately, but the regular bungs are available:
    £66.67 if you want to go for them, I'm offering free crash protection fitting for WB as well if you buy them through me.
    www.shinybikesyndrome.co.uk - Protection through innovation
     
     

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    Woo Hoo biked being Noojed today...please keep dry so I can ride it home clean!
     
     

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    It's so shiiiiiiiiiny.... 8-)
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    And I just saw the photo of my on my bike and practically fell off my chair laughing - it looks tiny, I'm not convinced I have a real bike now, I think I might have bought a toy by accident ;D
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    I still reckon you've got each other's bikes by mistake
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    Definitely NOT..I'm happy with my bike lol
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by lunalupi
    And I just saw the photo of my on my bike and practically fell off my chair laughing - it looks tiny, I'm not convinced I have a real bike now, I think I might have bought a toy by accident ;D
    Hahahaha, no problems touching the floor then Loops? ;D ;D ;D
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scotty
    [quote author=lunalupi link=1287819870/244#244 date=1298229197]And I just saw the photo of my on my bike and practically fell off my chair laughing - it looks tiny, I'm not convinced I have a real bike now, I think I might have bought a toy by accident ;D
    Hahahaha, no problems touching the floor then Loops? ;D ;D ;D[/quote]

    You're very lucky! You'll never be limited to what bikes you can ride because of a high seat. Most supermotos and big trailies are out for me, even some sportsbikes are a struggle.
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    Nooj - you should try the brand new Aprillia RSV4 Factory. It's not only tiny, but I could actually pick the whole bike off the floor with 1 hand. I've sat on heavier mountain bikes I'm sure!
     
     

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