Very, nice collection - what Brit stuff have you got, a T160 per chance?

I like that - look forward to seeing it progress.

Yes, very nice job there!

Welcome from me too - would be great to see some photos of your bikes, especially the Zeds and old Brits.

Rode the Z900 to work yesterday (Farnham - Andover), sacked work at midday as it was too nice a day and went for a ride - ended up at Loomies (West Meon) for a cuppa a sausage sarnie in the sun. :cool There was a decent gathering of bikes and a jafffa Z900RS which is the first time I'd seen one in t...

We got there at about 7pm and Loomies was already heaving, a little bit of sunshine and the bikes were there in force and they still kept arriving, several Z900RS' too .........

Gonzo wrote:Making the most of the sunshine, I plan on heading up to Loomies cafe tonight (Wednesday) if anyone fancies it?

If my speedo cable arrives today - what time Steve?

Having been caught out last year and got absolutely soaked at the Ace VJMC Day (which had the same forecast as yesterday), I decided to give it a swerve but it seems the rain held off - great photos, although attendance seems down on last year's Kawasaki Day? - so maybe next year!

BT45s, having a new front fitted tomorrow - new rear last Sept.

I guess if you don't have a Centre stand or paddock stand ! as of course there the easiest ways .....well you can ( with some one helping you ) put the side stand down & from the left side... pull the bike over towards you against the side stand while pressing down on the back of the seat ...th...

I use a piece of heavy planking with a holes to alllow for filter and sump nut,use ordinary trolley jack to ease bike up till back wheel touches the deck,strap to garage roof to stabilze,or i use a quad jack with a couple of u shaped timbers under the bottom rails. Thanks Paul, a couple of shaped t...

Thanks - some useful tips, but I'll need to feed up the Mrs first...............just in case she's reading this!

I don't have a bike ramp, so what's the safest way to remove my A4's front wheel - thought about a racing car jack, block of wood and supporting the bars by ratchet strapping them the garage rafters?

Any suggestions - photos would be helpful.

Thanks

Yep, me and 'Dangerous Dave' (UK Z1) will be there unless it's chucking it down - I might go on the Blade.............

Very nice, you'll enjoy that!