What did you buy today ???

[Eric GSX1400K3]

Some solid merbau (aussie hardwood) predressed boards, 1800x600x25mm thick to upgrade my workbench, they were on special at Bunnings for $30 each. Will rip one lenghtways, making the other 960mm wide, and add a 50 or 100mm upstand  at the back.  Wife is jealous as my workbench will look better than her laundry benchtop

[GSXKING]

That is incredible value. Pics please when your majestic work bench is complete 

[Hooli]

I bought 23.02ltrs of petrol, odd that as I'd swear 14s have 22ltr tanks... 

Explains why it was spluttering a bit though, I'll have to check the sender at some point as it was showing one solid bar not the 'everything flashing' thing.

[Notty]

Bought this to do the TPS  (hopefully)

[Hooli]

Ohm my gawd, Watts is it? don't Hertz yourself.

[Mick_J]

You're not going to read the manual are you  that's reserved as the last resort 

[grog]

A meter named Vici, its female logic could be anything. 

[northern]

Finlay, after 6 weeks wating, ordered magneto cover gasket arrived, so I can assemble engine, add oil and pass MOT to ride my 14! My Triumph is nice to ride, but I would prefer to commute on 14, cause I can comfortably reach ground during traffic liht stops
Also, desided to replace low-presasure fuel hose, cause 17 years are doing their thing with rubber.
Fork dust seals, for future days.

Also, desided I need a hydration pack, for my off pavement rides. Funny thing I notice - riding on gravel and trail, you sweat much more then on hard pavement  , and without drinking headache are easy to come

[Kiwifruit]

Bought this to do the TPS  (hopefully)

No always a good sign when when the font used to print the handbook looks dodgy

[ouch]

A complete gsxr 1000 to swap the front end with 

[Hooli]

Well at least the gsxr will look better with proper forks.

[ouch]

Well at least the gsxr will look better with proper forks.

It wont be obvious that ive swapped as i have gsxr forks already

[grog]

Ouch, certainly looks good. Lovely bike.

[Big Phil]

I bought a Shark Spartan Carbon - Guintoli DBY Helmet today after reading lots of very good reviews.

My current Shoei is 12 years old and although in great condition (cosmetically at least) I finally decided it's well past it sell by date and needed changing for safety reasons. Not a clue what it cost me new but probably no more than £20 to £30 a year over 12 years so not much cash for a potentially life saving piece of kit.

No doubt there are loads of us still using helmets past their 5 year recommended life span. Wondered who's got the oldest that's still in use?

[Irish in Oz]

I still have a couple of these helmet from back in 1985, on display I think the foam inside the lining deteriorated after about 15 years.
This model made my RZ500 very fast.