Joined Oct 2008
444 Posts | 0+
Lincoln, UK
Joined Mar 2009
2K Posts | 0+
Co Durham
Joined Oct 2008
444 Posts | 0+
Lincoln, UK
Rather have them on than me coming-off again! Don't want to make it thrice in one year!
Things are fine mate. Busy decorating (still!) and mentally preparing myself for the screaming bundle of joy! :biggrin
Joined Oct 2008
444 Posts | 0+
Lincoln, UK
Mog listen, those 2Nos just aren't designed to be on track - the riding position does not allow you to get enough weight over the front tyre. That's why you keep falling off - a painful and expensive experience, as I'm sure you'll agree.
Luckily, your Uncle Si has a solution that's quick, easy and (virtually) painless. Start by stripping all those Tuono-specific bits - fairing, carbon covers, etc - off your bike, carefully wrap them up and put them in a large box, securely fastened with brown tape. Then, take it to your nearest Post Office and send it to me.
By return I'll send you all my tatty Mille bits which you can bolt on to your bike, making it ideal for the track with a wonderful front end that will allow you to magically complete a complete lap of Cadwell without falling off.
This once-in-a-lifetime, no-strings offer is for a limited time only - when it's gone, it's gone. Do not hesitate, do it now - you know it makes sense.
(321, you're back in the room).
Luckily, your Uncle Si has a solution that's quick, easy and (virtually) painless. Start by stripping all those Tuono-specific bits - fairing, carbon covers, etc - off your bike, carefully wrap them up and put them in a large box, securely fastened with brown tape. Then, take it to your nearest Post Office and send it to me.
By return I'll send you all my tatty Mille bits which you can bolt on to your bike, making it ideal for the track with a wonderful front end that will allow you to magically complete a complete lap of Cadwell without falling off.
This once-in-a-lifetime, no-strings offer is for a limited time only - when it's gone, it's gone. Do not hesitate, do it now - you know it makes sense.
(321, you're back in the room).
Joined Feb 2011
15 Posts | 0+
Beautiful pictures and your bike looks fantastic. Its too stylish and attractive bike. the color scheme of your bike is amazing and the style and shape is great. I like it very much, well thanks for sharing.
Joined Mar 2008
300 Posts | 0+
Lincs
Joined Oct 2010
88 Posts | 0+
Norwich
the duc seat is finally on then. Did you secure those exhausts to anything? I have a similar problem with mine!!! Can't figure out what to do. Tried a monkey bike strap round the link pipe then attached to the pegs, but it broke. Think the pegs are the key, just not sure how to secure to them, maybe a thicker strap??
Joined Mar 2008
300 Posts | 0+
Lincs
Joined Oct 2008
444 Posts | 0+
Lincoln, UK
Yup! The cans are just clamped onto the link pipes, which themselves are tight as **** on the mid-pipes. :biggrin
They're from an 848/1098 and I had to modify the lower part of the subframe to fit the lower mounting points on the frame and to accomodate a battery box. The loom needs tidying up but I keep telling myself (and others) that it's an ongoing project! :thumbup
Wow, I've got my own PA! :roll :biggrin
