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Old 03-12-10, 01:17 PM   #41
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was a bit "hardly a biker" yesterday, 174 miles and didn't see another bike all day.
no sheet sherlock, your a nutter


btw where did you get those risers from? were they cheap as i wouldnt mind seeing what its like for winter riding
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Old 03-12-10, 01:42 PM   #42
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were they cheap as i wouldnt mind seeing what its like for winter riding
this is mark its either custom made by himself or about 300 quids worth
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Old 03-12-10, 01:46 PM   #43
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ask most people and even in summer anyone who rides a bike is thought of in that way, me I just enjoy my bikes and the different riding skills needed in all sorts of conditions

The risers are a custom item, they are actually a 3 piece design ( topcap,riser & fork clamp), I have a shorter riser if I fancy a change as well, they were originally made for a T3 speed triple conversion, but as the forks are the same diameter they work fine for the S4, cost me £50, but I doubt your'd find some, you can however get these, which would do the same job.

those bars were just the job yesterday, and as I've said previously, it was the onlt thing the Street triple had over the S4 IMO and after a tad more rear preload to stop me pulling wheelies away from the lights all the time, the riding postion is ideal, I doubt I'll ever put the clipons back on to be honest.





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Old 03-12-10, 02:48 PM   #44
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/scratches chin/

hmmm interesting. Just not sure what to do about the top of the forks sticking up like that. Ill ponder over christmas i think
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Old 03-12-10, 03:14 PM   #45
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the yokes weren't dropped at all, that's how far they sit when it's got the clipons fitted, I literally unbolted one and bolted on the other.

If you make the Hardy Bikers rideout I'll let you have a go.
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Old 03-12-10, 04:52 PM   #46
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you do have more control with upright bars especially when the front end slips and you need to slam a foot down.
It's taken me a good few hundred miles to get used to clipons from my naked SV.
Balancing durring full lock turning is where upright bars make a huge difference.
Get some knobbly tyres for winter I wish they made em!!!!

Edit: Mark how do you get your pics in here nowadays I've done a few searches to find out but can't find anything on embedding pics.

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Old 03-12-10, 05:04 PM   #47
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Edit: Mark how do you get your pics in here nowadays I've done a few searches to find out but can't find anything on embedding pics.
hosted on facebook, picture properties (right mouse click on image, look for properties, copy the link ending in jpg for example), on the thread reply click the image icon at the top ( yellow square with mountains in it) and paste the link, job done.

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Way hey it works!
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Cool, you do know you have a Meriden (old triumph) triumph top on and not a Hinkley (new triumph) one ?
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lol it's cos i like bob dylan. (highway 61)
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