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#1
Been a good day to scrub in my new Angel GT's. Also good to finish a ride with no salt or mud on the bike. Only problem with todays ride was that there were so many bikes out that I missed my breakfast at the café at Quatford due to a forty minuet wait for food, still the waistline needs reducing a bit.
#2
Don't use a gasket with my Remus & there are no leaks.
#3
Will be there again this year, 3rd one for me also.

Trotters
#4
Introductions / Re: Newbie
February 02, 2014, 07:42:17 PM
Welcome Dave, good choice of colour & good to see someone else from the Midlands. Perhaps see you at Quarford one Sunday. Enjoy your GTR

Trotters
#5
Will be there again this year, riding with the M5 Strensham services group. After a lousy wet week it looks as though we will be blessed with good weather yet again. Everyone ride safe.
#6
General Discussion / Re: Elkie Brooks
September 20, 2013, 12:21:45 PM
Couldn't agree more, seen her twice in the past 3 yrs.' at the Lichfield Garrick & they were great shows, looking forward to the next one. Yes, she does look & great sound great & a credit to our more senior generation. 
#7
General Discussion / Re: 40s weekend
September 11, 2013, 07:34:16 PM
Hi Ant

will be at RTTW again this tear come rain or shine though the chance of meeting up amongst the thousands there will be difficult
#8
That's a pity but in that case it looks as though I will be eating lunch on my own.
#9
I find myself in the fortunate position of no grandchild minding duty on 2nd Sept  :clap: so intend to have a ride down to the Lower Lode Inn. Who is able to attend & what time do you think you will be arriving.

Looking forward to anyone who will be there.

Trotters
#10
Will be there again this year, only missed one so far. Very moving experience, not just there but also the many well wishers lining the route.

Trotters
#11
1400GTR Discussion / Re: eco mode
July 09, 2013, 11:56:26 AM
No eco mode on my 08 & over 15 months & 7K miles have averaged 49mpg of brisk riding. On the rare occasions that I use motorways get around 53mpg at a steady 80.

Trotters
#12
1400GTR Discussion / Re: Kawasaki News UK
May 14, 2013, 12:32:25 PM
Great write up Debs, well done.  :clap:
#13
I've used a kidney belt for about five years now, only a cheepo one from Aldi. Think I paid about £3:50 for it & from what I remember they came in three sizes & also a thermal liner which I've never used. I agree with mecki as they do provide some support to the lower back, keep your kidneys warm which helps keep the rest of you warm. Try & find a cheap one to try before spending to much.
#14
Hi Patrick, pity we didn't know we were stood next to each other when you took the photo, mine was the Furygan arm. Didn't think it was a bad turnout considering many different events on the same day.

#15
1400GTR Discussion / Re: Ride 4 Life
April 19, 2013, 08:30:20 PM
Hi Patrick, like you I don't much fancy the rideout so may give that bit a miss. Will decide on the day, if I do go to Cosford will prob make my own way.