Bikes sleeping for the winter....
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Bikes sleeping for the winter....
Well folks, that's the Falco sleeping for the winter now, chucked in some fuel stabilizer today then went out a quick blast to get the stuff through the whole fuel system. Battery is removed and chain has mega amount of lube on...
That's it for this years folks.
That's it for this years folks.
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I was surprised with mine, been sitting for about 3 or 4 weeks at least.... Hit the starter and it started straight away. Very surprised, not a heated garage or nowt.
Can't wait till next year now! Apart from the motogp issue.
Awww man, riding in the weather is brass!!!!!
Can't wait till next year now! Apart from the motogp issue.
Awww man, riding in the weather is brass!!!!!
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That's what I thought while I had the Rosso Corsas on there but once the Angel STs went back on for the winter, I can't believe how much better things have felt in that respect. Of course we're not talking "marquez elbows down" levels of grip here - just relative for the time of year but it all seems pretty good at the moment.randomsquid wrote: Is it me or is there not much grip about at the minute?
That'll all change when they start gritting the roads - it all gets very slippery then.
Anyway, for now it's still infinitely more enjoyable on the bike than in the car.
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Not on your own there ! Just bought a new rear hoop for the falc even though the current one is still legal.randomsquid wrote:Falco asleep, kwak slowly dissolving. Is it me or is there not much grip about at the minute?
The commute has worn the centre tread, I ride down a shitty track to get to the main road, then dual carrigeway,a few arse clenching moments

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