Back on the bike at last
 

I've finally got the Daytona fixed up - it's only taken me since December:rolleyes: , mainly cos I've been so busy at work, then went on hols. Somewhere in my untidy hellhole of a garage is a right hand infill panel so the bike's missing that at the moment, I hope I didn't put it out with the recycling cos they cost £47!!! And I have 2 small screws left over that I can't find a home for.

Oh the joy of climbing on board again after 2 and a half months, it had just stopped a light rain shower so the roads were wet and greasy but I didn't care, took it nice 'n' easy and got familiar with the beast again. And oh what a beast this is:D There's a slight vibe at 6K that I didn't notice before, no idea what that is:confused: but I'll track it down.

John, Daryl and Karl - big thanks for your help:thumbsup:

So glad to be back in business:smt110

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Good for you Ed... :riding: have loadsa fun:riding:

There is something special about the Daytona... Love it! :smt045

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glad your back on the road Ed.

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Lets have some piccies of the repairs the Ed ;)

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Just in time for the good weather then. Goes without saying, but "try to keep the rubber side down".;)

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Nice one Ed, glad you're back, hope to be joining you soon (well perhaps not soon, but eventually:( ).

Cheers Mark.

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Glad your back on 2 wheels again, like scoobs said, keep it rubber side down.
Us trumpet owners gotta stick together :D

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That'll be those two left over screws you mentioned!;)

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Nice one Ed

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Thanks peeps! I rode into work this morning and it took LONGER than if I'd taken the car:smt093 :smt093 :smt093

But I did go the long way round:D