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Hi, Thought it was best to introduce myself as I will be taking asas the title says I've just got myself a 8000ml 2011 APRC model Tuono, I've been after one for a few years but house moves and kids have stopped me getting one. Anyway the bike is fitted with the RSV4 tail piece which I reckon...

just booked accommodation for 1 night in Ayr on the 4th April - 3 x twin rooms - routes to follow :yes who's in :thumbup also in throws of planning a jaunt around the west coast of Scotland sometime in June :yes will keep you informed :thumbup

So after a 12hr ferry then 500 miles on the bike me an six others from Shetland made it to Silverstone for the day of champs and gp wknd. Day of champs was awesome, even met Michael Laverty in Tesco!!! Superb fellow, real down to earth fellow :-) GP, well what can I say, superb. But what got me...

So got myself some bling off RSVR Net - carbon rear fender, carbon instrument cover and ohlins steering damper. Sheared head off on one of the rear fender bolts and another wont move (I have never had them undone before) - so that is rear swing arm out to drill and remove the bolts:eek: Nice...

as the weather starts to change and bikes start getting wrapped up for the winter I thought I would plan a weekend jaunt ready for the spring :yes Day 1/ Friday afternoon http://goo.gl/maps/Y1pbJ Day 2 http://goo.gl/maps/S2539 Day 3 http://goo.gl/maps/ylhPP staying in or around Innerliethen

Whats the preffered handle bar position. I like mine rolled well forward in the clamps to put a bit more weight over the front. I would even consider trying a set of straighter bars to see if it feels even better, a bit like those on a Ducati streetfighter. Has anyone tried this ?

The following article comes from Asphalt & Rubber to view the full article please visit asphaltandrubber.com. There is a reason why Nicky Hayden is rapidly becoming one of our favorite riders in the MotoGP paddock (behind Randy de Puniet of course). The Kentucky Kid always tells it how he sees...

The following article comes from Asphalt & Rubber to view the full article please visit asphaltandrubber.com. There is a reason why Nicky Hayden is rapidly becoming one of our favorite riders in the MotoGP paddock (behind Randy de Puniet of course). The Kentucky Kid always tells it how he sees...

for your information http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7645153.stm BTW, PC Mick Gear (interviewed) is the coordinator for Hampshire's Bikesafe scheme.