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I don't think there is a recessed area for the neoprene padding, but there is a hole for the tank cap. Anyhow, I have a used one for sale. I used it on my '01 V11 Let me know if you're interested.

When I was celebrating the queen's birthday (and recovering from it...) my brother did a lot of work on the bike's electrics. Rerouting the cables, mounting the fairing frame with headlights, cleaning the engine and lots more! It was quite a surprise when I visited yesterday to watch the MotoGP. Fitting is not exact, but easy to fix Great dash with lap timer!

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Very nice! Hope to see in it in the flesh one time.

Great vid! I have added it to the random videos on the frontpage. Hope you don't mind.

WD40

Sorry no. It's going to be "sporty chique"

Model registries are started by forum members. So you can start it yourself! ...and welcome to the forum, although you have been lurking for over 7 years

We should come up with a title as a (e)book with "Pete"icisms would sell! Any suggestions? It sure would be a nice bedtime read. "The biggest issues we have in the west at the moment are caused by legislation that prevents idiots from killing themselves before they can breed. Stop protecting idiots from themselves! Let 'em play with loaded firearms in their living rooms while drunk! Abolish helmet laws! Seat belt laws! And encourage all severe risk-taking activities like ropeless bungy-jumping and skydiving without a parachute and crocodile wrestling. That would soon thin the herd!!!" What a thought to fall peacefully asleep with.

you are a mind reader, sir!

The wheels are only mounted to move the bike on the bike lift. I have to take them off again to mount the rotors. The bevel box is off because I want to modify it (the big flange (?) is coming off). The rims are G&B and are from a Furia. I already bought them 5 or 6 years ago, so they're not included in the kit. The speedo is electrical (pick up on the front disc) and the rev counter works like OEM I think. If you have more questions, ask away! The kit's build quality is definetly top notch. All fasteners are included and labeled (handy!)

Rourke in a alcohol free beer commercial

The other day I went to a Jap bike dealer to have my tyres put on. I needed some very normal hexagonal M8 x 30 bolts. I asked the counter dude and he looked at me stupidly: "Do you have a part number"? Where do they find these guys and why, why do they hire them?