nice to be able to see what it looks like and not those factory prints
Will the forks pass the MOT do you think!

PS: that choke leave is from an old tiger100 so don't sling it out if you do not use it

Very well done Sir, but i think you it wrong, that is not a stand foot that is an air brake

kayz1 wrote:nice to be able to see what it looks like and not those factory prints
Will the forks pass the MOT do you think!

Yes, for sure - the slidey bits are at the top under the fork shrouds I'm just going to clean those lowers up and spray them silver, along with the rims.

kayz1 wrote:PS: that choke leave is from an old tiger100 so don't sling it out if you do not use it

No, it's definitely keeping that! I can mount it on the top legshield bracket. If we ever encounter any Russian Iron rivet counters they will be well confused

Fitted heli-bars to the cbr250r this morning, well took 4 hrs as could not for the life of me get the bar end weight mechanism out of the standard bars, finally did it what a difference.. there 1and 3/4 inch higher and 1and 1/2 inch further back than stock bars. will be taking her for the mot tomorrow so will review after tomoz, stock pic here which shows them higher yet you dont get the view of them nearer , but happy when i sat on her,

Where do you MOT? - I go to Lockyer motors - Skibbs Lane, Chelsfield...

XMax400Paul wrote:Where do you MOT? - I go to Lockyer motors - Skibbs Lane, Chelsfield...

same here paul, always end up having a good chat

thought I fixed the front upper LEDS Sunday as one set stopped working having removed the front shield at few weeks ago... tested and all good... installed the front shield before work to find they no worky

mottza wrote:Broke it yesterday and fixed it today. Just need to get some screws and clips from the stealer and the last panels can be put on.

Will pick up the bits this afternoon and have her back on the road by the weekend.

Put a Givi small screen on the Beverly, it's only about 50mm taller than existing, but it's enough to quieten the buffeting noise. So probably worth it, although mirrors are not as clear, maybe I can reuse the original stays. I can now use the central fixing bolt to mount the sat-nav.

Moved it to the back and took the car to work instead. #suddensnow