Continuing - So what did you do to your bike today...?

[Buddynq]

T-Boned an Indian UBER driver that pulled out in front of me today.
Thankfully stayed upright and impact (I think) twisted forks in brackets so hopefully they straighten by loosening bolts. Still rideable so taking to doctor for assessment

[froudy]

Hope both you and the bike are ok Buddynq

[northern]

Everything could be repaired, as far you are OK.

[Sweaty]

Good to hear you are ok Buddy. Hope you and the bike are back on the road soon mate.

[KiwiCol]

What a bugger, glad you're ok.  Nah, your forks are naff!  New set of USD required, with radial brakes & Thug yolks. 

[Blubber]

Bet he was in a real curry and never noticed you.


Glad nothing is broken 

[Andre]

... and never noticed you.

Probably the most used idiotic "excuse". Today in the local paper: "Didn't see that BUS". How densely unaware can you be? 

[Hooli]

... and never noticed you.

Probably the most used idiotic "excuse". Today in the local paper: "Didn't see that BUS". How densely unaware can you be? 

Back when I drove coaches a young female child breeder once pushed a pram into the front wheel of a coach I was driving, I was doing about 15-20mph at the time & she pushed it off the pavement into my coach without looking at all....

Kiddlet thing seemed ok after, the dumb breeder was a touch shook up.

[Red Biker]

Was going to get out today but have a knocking brake pad on front right, probably a ceased piston right?

Cheers Red

[Notty]

Bought a bit of bling on Ebay   

[Buddynq]

Back when I drove coaches a young female child breeder once pushed a pram into the front wheel of a coach I was driving, I was doing about 15-20mph at the time & she pushed it off the pavement into my coach without looking at
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I drove a big bright yellow 50 seat coach for a while. Unbelievable how many people cut me off or pulled out in front

[gsxbarmy]

Bought a bit of bling on Ebay   

Be careful of that "bit of bling" Geoff - on the old org a couple of members had their 14's which had them fitted roll off them, can't quite recall why, but I vaguely remember that they either don't come as far forward as the standard side stands, or they don't sit square to the ground, enabling the stand to flick back up whilst the bike is on it. Either way when you do fit it, please closely assess it so that it can't happen to you as I don't exactly recall what the issue was, only that some had an issue with them that made the bike "fall off the side stand"

@Notty

[Speedy1959]

Was going to get out today but have a knocking brake pad on front right, probably a ceased piston right?

Cheers Red

My brake pads rattle and nock on the front..

"They all do that Sir"

That's how I know they a free and unbound

[KiwiCol]

Was going to get out today but have a knocking brake pad on front right, probably a ceased piston right?

Cheers Red

My brake pads rattle and nock on the front..

"They all do that Sir"

That's how I know they a free and unbound

What ya need there is high density ear plugs, problem disappears straight away. I don't need them because
1) mine sit snug in the calipers and
2) I'm deaf as a post without my hearing aids

[ARH]

Was going to get out today but have a knocking brake pad on front right, probably a ceased piston right?

Cheers Red

My brake pads rattle and nock on the front..

"They all do that Sir"

That's how I know they a free and unbound

What ya need there is high density ear plugs, problem disappears straight away. I don't need them because
1) mine sit snug in the calipers and
2) I'm deaf as a post without my hearing aids

Col.... I'm curious... why the hell do you fit high density earplugs in your calipers?