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turns out the test and tune wasn't on tonight, it was on tomorrow.

glad i didn't go this afternoon. even if the car is clean, there is always some bullshit defect.

can't afford any as i only have 2 points left till march next year. on good behaviour

Just got home from Warrick this afternoon, the po po were setting up just down the road from the drags...

Looked like a shaker unit, cause they had transport department guys with them...

what a bunch of f**kwits

I get a great view of the outside world from my office... which sucks because I can see how good the weather is for a ride on the bike!!! Col you suck!

Sorry Marc, I went over Glorious and it was a beautiful run... :/

I didnt wear in the new boots i bought, their a bit tough and hard to get used to so ill wear them round the house oer the weekend to sofen the leather...

We are very lucky only living 20 minutes from Mt mee and the big G... Think of all the southsiders and where they have to ride... :P

got a 07 gsxr 600 waiting for me.

bah too small...

Im already shopping for a ZX10R/GSRX1000/R1/bussa...

bah too small...

Im already shopping for a ZX10R/GSRX1000/R1/bussa...

it will be my first performance bike, so starting off small. might regret it further down the track as i will probably want to upgrade as well, but the bike is going for a pretty good price, so if the car sells in time, shall have to get it.

I would practicly be losing money if i didn't :D

BUSSA! BUSSA! BUSSA! Do it, i dare you col. :laugh:

With my fat arse I probablly need ther bussa to be able to power wheelies... :D

Even with my bombed out ZX6r I top out at 240-245kph at QR down the back straight, the bussa's pass me like im standing still down the straights... :D

been a while since anybody has posted in here.

may as well use this to ask;

can somebody recommend a place that can fit my rear upper and toe arms, also fit some new tyres that i have bought, and do a proper wheel and camber allignment?

trying to do it all in one go. saves me time, and driving around.

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