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I'm going on June 13th, which was 'as soon as I could afford it'...

Post up some pics of your ride!!!

It even says "CG by FDW".

I've heard Brown Bunny described as the worst movie of all time in a movie review.

I think it set the record for the most 'walk outs' during the Cannes Festival at which it debuted.

Have you got some kind of custom engine covers on there?

If so, where did you source them from?

Hotter than a hot thing.

Hey that's some good news. Nicely done.

Bet you can't wait to get back on two wheels!

MrStompy wrote:You could go into a store locally and try some on to get the size first before ordering. thats probably a bit mean to the nice store assistant

Problem is trying to find somewhere that has a decent range of a-stars in a decent range of sizes...

Bit of a catch-22 situation.

To save the lube or chain wax getting all over your tyre, try this:

1. Take a box of glad-wrap, alfoil or similar product.

2. Remove roll of glad-wrap or other product (or alternatively, wait until you've finished a roll and just use that box).

3. Remove any metal cutting edge.

4. Open ...

Top work Swabio.

Been looking at some a-stars pants myself but have been holding off for fear of ordering the wrong size.

Went and tried some Ixon pants on at CMC on the weekend. Made for jockeys apparently.

Where did you get that from ComicStripHero? what kind of money was it?
I like the look of the leo vince pipes but have had trouble finding them here (on the net - probably should just walk into a shop)

Got it fitted before taking delivery of the bike from Canberra Motorcycle Centre.... so not ...

I got the undertail off ebay out of the UK. cost $100 delivered and took about a week to get here.

The rear seat cowl is genuine kawasaki - ordered it through Syd City MC.

Next i wouldnt mind getting an exhaust for it.

Ta, thanks for that.

I've got a Leo Vince pipe on. Sounds the ...

Bewdy!

That undertail looks pretty shmik. As does the rear cowl.

Where'd you source those?

Mick C wrote:
DC plates?

Mate, it wouldn't have suprised me. But this was in Sydney.

Whenever I see those DC plates I'm immediately on full alert. They may as well have a sign on the back of the car "Look out, I'm an absolute maniac and have never driven a car before."

They're a frikkin' menace.

Are you talking about those sun shades that attach with a little suction cap to the inside of car windows?

You may not believe it, but I've seen someone driving along with one of these attached to the inside of the windscreen in front of the driver.

Good lord.