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Two wheels carries additional risk. Inescapable fact. When I became a father I stopped riding. Why didn't you keep it up? Not yours? No longer dependant on me. So the rest of us have to put up with you? :lol: On topic; You could be taking a crap all safe, and a jet engine falls off a plane and slam...

All fixed, had some teething issues which got sorted. Left shop for a ride back home, only to get hit by a fucking stone from a van in front as I was moving out to overtake, which has chipped the left fender. It's a tiny chip smaller than a pinhead, but noticeable by ME. Gosh, how ghastly awful. I ...

What are my options? touch-up given the tiny area, or throw a new panel at it? don't fancy stickering her up to cover it.

All fixed, had some teething issues which got sorted. Left shop for a ride back home, only to get hit by a fucking stone from a van in front as I was moving out to overtake, which has chipped the left fender. It's a tiny chip smaller than a pin head, but noticeable by ME.

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DrewJW wrote:There would have been blood if someone did that to my bike.

Stress nosebleed?

Depends if I could trap them, and make them listen to Disneys Frozen for six weeks straight... thanks for the idea tbh...

Quote, bearings ordered.

I've road many times on the South East position behind a 50cc to keep cagers from running them off the road.

Just insured the PCX for another year, £170 with Carol Nash

Well booked it in for the 13th, quoted a cost of about £130 all done. Fair enough I think.

There would have been blood if someone did that to my bike.

That notchy feeling is indentation on the head bearing race. Either you hit a big bump, enough to bottom out the forks in big way, or you have very high mileage on you PCX. It's not super urgent but it won't fix itself either. It will eventually need to be replaced with new bearing. Not a simple jo...

Stood behind the bike pushing down ya git! had my father check the steering, then we noticed the notch. :lol: :lol: :lol: git... need to look that up :lol: nope there is no resistance, I checked for ya Thanks, will bring it up at service time then, see how big a bill it's going to turn out, this ra...

Stood behind the bike pushing down ya git! had my father check the steering, then we noticed the notch.

Hi all. Was giving the bike a check over today, noticed with the back wheel held down on the centre stand checking for any movement on the head bearing, that the steering has a notch when on direct centre, which requires light force to overcome. For now it's not bothering the handling when riding as...

A link to my album as the resolution limit here is ridiculous. Nobody uses 1024x768 these days :lol: https://imgur.com/a/WVn62 I like what you've done with the 'L' perhaps the best solution I've seen here yet. Beautiful back drop and a GREAT choice of color! Thanks, can't stand the L being shoved o...

A link to my album as the resolution limit here is ridiculous. Nobody uses 1024x768 these days

https://imgur.com/a/WVn62

You are making sure the side stand is up right?

Not teaching you to suck eggs, done it myself

Very nice find, would love to come across one of these in the wild.

chicaboo wrote:What do the arrows along the centre line mean? Caution, bend ahead?

If before a solid double line in the middle of road, it's a notice to pull back into your lane, as the solid double line is a no-overtaking zone.

I post some videos up on my rides, been working on getting rid of the rattle with the handlebar mount recently hence the pause of uploading.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEGxMo ... NuKZYjao2A

RichyP wrote:Drew is that on the way up-to the "Cat & Fiddle" ala Snakes pass etc?

Not sure on that name for the area, was heading up via Weir then towards Todmorden, before splitting off down Red Lee's road over Moors towards Hepden Bridge.