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The John Norwich Riders CornerIn honour of our fellow moderator: John Norwich R.I.P. September 17th, 2014
Buy, sell, trade bikes and gear, set up bike rallies, meet discussions. #revscenebikes
nice, we gotta wrangle us a nice night one of these days and get all the guys together for a ride.. and hopefully this time my battery doesn't go flat half way thru lol
that would be so cool.i have a 1990 Honda CB1 that i was converting back to a street bike from a race bike... i can just go back the other way.. we'd have to buy it off my friend though haha.
note to self, never hold the camera upright ==.......
gdoh got 112 hp on his 2005 636
my video is all fucked because i held the camera upright for a second before i went landscape. Now the video is like 90% landscape but in the upright box ==........
hey guys was wondering if you guys could give me some pointers on servicing my bike. i try to do the basic maintenance but there are some things i dont want to mess with (i.e. brakes, replacing chains and whatnot). i was wondering how many times you guys bring your bikes into shops for service each riding season? i plan on riding till around october then storing the bike away for the winter season and then bringing it back out again in the spring next year. would it be smart to say bring it into a shop every 3 months just to get it checked out?
go by your owners manual. 3 months is all depending on how much you ride, ive had mine out since february and put roughly 8,000 km on it. if you dont ride that much then your bike should be in pretty good shape just keep an eye on the basic stuff like oil, chain, lights, tires and what not
yep i've checked the owners manual and it seems like the next big service is in a couple thousand km's. i've owned the bike for about 2 months so far and put on ~1000km since (i basically ride only when it's dry out)
If you are new to riding, pick up a good tire air pressure gauge ( about $ 15.00) and a good tire pump (bicycle type) that way you can check your tire pressure on cold tires every few days.
When looking for the gauge make to look for a style that will work with your bike. I have two bikes and two gauges as they only seem to fit on one bike each
I want some opinions on gauntlet gloves. Not looking to break the bank, but not looking to break my fingers by buying cheap gloves. The purpose of these gloves is for track days
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