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Just been through the card in my rear cam and grabbed these off it, plus a 3 min vid of me playing catch-up after leaving Knockhill with Al....
I dont need pics. I'm happy as long as its got the hook attachments to fix to my US30. So i'll up my offer to a £30 Gift payment and organise...
Got it, found a search option in the app and had a look for it there :)
Cheers martin. Just signed up on my mobile, although the halfords offers for my area is now a bicycle puncture repair kit :(
Maybe let the weather decide and take the scenic route.
+1 Im on PAYG and dunno how to get the free stuff
Looking good jason, just needs a bit more yellow to finish :D
Been following this thread as i thought my brakes lacked power and originally put it down to the pads, but having cable tied the brake lever...
You can move the pillion seat switch for the alarm to another area under the seat. Mine is screwed to the L/H rear screw that holds the base plate...
ok, a quick google for all the lazy buggers on here :D GI Pro [img] [img] [img] Acumen [img] [img] [img]
I's at a grand now and I would say it's unlikely to see the road again. I do like the look of the R1 they have for sale though. Might look a...
Especially when you have to faff around to find neutral before you can even restart the fecking thing :o
No fixings AFAIK. It's a velcro/sticky pad job.
I'm going with the left side of the clocks.
Too late now :D
I'd bid for £150. Whats the score with bidding then, are there any hidden charges? Could be a way towards a cheaper/better track bike.
Right, I've bitten the bullet and ordered an Acumen. Hopefully I won't scratch the fairing panel removing it and routing the wire isn't too bad.
This is exactly what I'm trying to work out. The RR5 one plugs into the diagnostic port behind the L/H upper side fairing panel, but neatly...
Just a quick question really. Been toying with the idea of adding a Gear Indicator to my RR5, but am faced with the hassle of routing the cable...
lol, I thought that it just looked like a piece of bent metal, but it looks easy enough to sort out. Buy the rear bit for the seat to hook in to...
