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2006 Kawasakis unveiled
Kawasaki’s ZX-10R will be faster and smaller for 2006 with a host of changes that make it a genuinely new bike.

Read the full and exclusive details and see more pictures, only in MCN – out on Wednesday, August 31.

The new bike features:

* New chassis

* New ...

GPX750 handed back to dealer for cash settlement, so now own a real bike CBR1100XX and the mule 2004 '636'

Eagle screens i do recomend, bought 4 diff screens now through them. There fast del, good qual and all that shyte

simple Ghost plates http://www.ghostplates.com/ontrack.html

nyick thats ugly oil, i always do mine every 6 months. The GPX although is the first bike to go 8 months untouched

major service, allow 3-4 hours labour plus parts sooooooo depending on where you go $300-$600

i know a few bikes with the flip plates, they've had them now about 3 years and to date have not been fined by the cop's. Pulled over a few times but to date no fines

Lets say that someone wanted a lisence plate that could be moved or conceiled with the flick of a switch for the sake of... um.. bike shows. Where can you get these devices? I have heard of them, but for the life of my, I really can't find anything online.

Anyone have any ideas?

whats with ...

yeah but the christmas eve law on the stickers is still very much in the air, the latest round by the MCC still really goes no where

i have the full list of info on this subject avail if anyone from NSW wish's, i'de be happy to email it to you

http://www.plastex.net.au/ i ordered the medium kits from this site but it does'nt seem to work now for me.
Most bike shops sell the stuff, and alot of us here have used it to maybe someone still has the suppliers phone number.
I repaired 7 tabs, 4 cracks and 3 sections of missing ...

PLASTEX hehehe great stuff repairs anything and actually works.
As for the prep work go speak to a resprayer and ask them, most will tell you what they need and how to do it. Doing such will save a few bucks.

but seriously all this technology is heading in one direction, in England we have the technology to track you 24/7 and also to limit your speed to the speed of that section of road, passed all tests.
In America they have just finished testing on a car that is able to drive itself, after 50000km of ...

but speeding even by 1kph is still against the law!

I can't see this happening here. Once the civil libertarians get a wind of it, and understand that tracking will soon be able to be placed on their cars.. hell, then the shit fight will start. No government in their right mind would introduce it!


Australia played an integeral part in the test ...

Musty,
The Age (today) carried an article on FNP and in particular the tender. You said previously that all states have to agree. Why? Doesn't NSW have exhaust labelling laws that are different from other states, Vic has the 3km tolerance for speeding.
You also mentioned Frontal ID in previous ...