I know, it effects you even in Winter too but you must be brave
Kawasaki KR1000 Endurance Replica
- Thread starter Exige
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You know tyres have a limited shelf life? Maybe you'd be better off buying some in several years time.They are an all round tyre designed for sports bikes and were purposefully designed to look like retro rain tyres which suited the bike better than modern racy type tyres. Bloody expensive though
Nope just been into Ramsey car was showing 28 to 32It's only 25 where you are, not like us hardy 39 degree fellows
In placesthe met office (who never get it wrong) words echoing in my head
I truly feared for my life , would I be one of the thousands have to die today
Why? that would be sillyYou know tyres have a limited shelf life? Maybe you'd be better off buying some in several years time.
do you know the shelf life of tyres if stored correctly 
Jump in the sea dude, it's the only safe placeNope just been into Ramsey car was showing 28 to 32
the met office (who never get it wrong) words echoing in my head
I truly feared for my life , would I be one of the thousands have to die today
Buy a bike, put an end to your frustrationPlenty of grip on those, they will work great on laminate and carpet
They are an all round tyre designed for sports bikes and were purposefully designed to look like retro rain tyres which suited the bike better than modern racy type tyres. Bloody expensive though
I thought I recognised the tread pattern, yep Dunlop Mutants are highly recommended across the various Multi FB groups. It’s either them or Michelin Road 6s for the next set, but, I digress.
As in "Flat Trackey" ?
I can ride any surface, unlike some on here that have a fetish for Lino and god forbid ‘southerners laminate’As in "Flat Trackey" ?
might put ice spikes on the Turbo Hayabusa next 
Yeah I guess but kind like wets as well..As in "Flat Trackey" ?
Dunlop say they designed them along the lines of old style race wets, which is why they suited to retro look so well
They take 1 to 3 days to build, similar to mine if you just add the hours up without the sabbaticalsComing along nicely I see.
he said each one is worth $500 - I see a retirement business there for Rob if he ever gets the 748 finished - The Robarano Chukadoo Co. Ltd 
They take 1 to 3 days to build, similar to mine if you just add the hours up without the sabbaticals
It's finished already, but I haven't started it yet.
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Dusting doesn't make a finished project...
And I is Svelte
It was finished when I bought it, but I haven't started it yet. Simples.
.....and you isn't svelte.
Svelterer than youIt was finished when I bought it, but I haven't started it yet. Simples.
.....and you isn't svelte.
As my 3 week ban on playing in the garage is now over I have the back wheel in place 
just need to have the socket outer diameter machined for clearance for the chain adjusters.
The front wheel was a pain, I ordered a Ti nut for the axle but 'oops' Aprilia use a 1.5mm pitch where Ducati use 1.25mm so it didn't fit. Correct one now sourced and feck me, offered the front wheel up and slotted it in and the seals are too large on the ID Aprilia use 30mm spacers and axle head dia and Ducati use 35mm. New seals now ordered so I can finally get it on both of it's wheels.
just need to have the socket outer diameter machined for clearance for the chain adjusters.The front wheel was a pain, I ordered a Ti nut for the axle but 'oops' Aprilia use a 1.5mm pitch where Ducati use 1.25mm so it didn't fit. Correct one now sourced and feck me, offered the front wheel up and slotted it in and the seals are too large on the ID
Aprilia use 30mm spacers and axle head dia and Ducati use 35mm. New seals now ordered so I can finally get it on both of it's wheels.
It’s all me me meIt won’t matter either way, because if it is finished I will still be alive