Hello

Cool, looks fun, must be a bit chilly though

Ah, quite a bit of damage there, mostly comestic though by the looks of it.

Black Curvy

Originally Posted by falc

Cool, looks fun, must be a bit chilly though

Ah, quite a bit of damage there, mostly comestic though by the looks of it.

Black Curvy

A bit chilly, but not too bad most years. At least on the way THERE its OK. The way back is often really cold. Its worth it just for the sound of 30 bikes at a time doing shotguns/revving the nuts off their bikes under the bridge in Winnersh.

I have all but the front brake cylinder reservoir to make it road legal again. Then all it will need is the plastics and a nice CCC can to make it look and sound nice.

I bought most bits from Ebay, Busters or Bristol Bike Hut. So far I have saved 772 quid by not buying new genuine Suzuki parts.

Hi,
good luck with the bike. It all seems like a lot of hardwork, but once you've got it all sorted you'll find it's definitely worth while.

I always find it brings you closer to a bike, once you've buggered it and then fixed it up! I was fairly emotionless about my SV until it got set fire to, and then the mending process brought us closer

Then after my last accident (where my frame weld developed a crack), I had to strip the bike to a bare frame, get it welded and then throw it back together. The process was long, but the satisfaction when she passed her mot on Friday was immense.

Hope to see you (and everyone else) at a meet soon,

Mart

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Hello & welcome...

Hi! Welcome to the GMassive.

[dirtydog]

welcome to the GM

Howdy, I used to live in Crowthorne! I always though it was a nice safe place to live until my fist little bike got nicked. Ah well, that's what living on the High Street does for you. Welcome!

[Stu]

Hi - think I'm still in the GM?