Quote from: MOzZereLLa on March 31, 2021, 02:32:55 PMBORING!!!!!!!

We are not all rich and can change bikes every month like you! 

Quote from: David W on June 22, 2021, 08:35:40 PMMy bike has an E10 sticker on the tank and cars seem to have been OK with E10 since the dark ages.
Super Unleaded will stay E5 I think?

Yes for another 5 years

The gov web site only lists these for kawasaki:

Kawasaki
E10 fuel compatible Kawasaki motorcycle models:

KLX125 - 2010
D-Tracker 125 - 2010
KLX250 - 2008
Ninja 250R - 2008
Ninja ZX-6R - 2007
ER-6n - 2006
ER-6f - 2006
Versys - 2007
Z750 - 2007
W800 - 2011
VN900 - 2006
Z1000 - 2009
Z1000SX - 2011
Ninja ZX-10R - 2006
ZZR1400 - 2006
1400GTR - 2008
VN1700 - 2009
VN2000 – 2008

Funny it is still up on my old website.
That is my old service provider from 15 years ago and they have still not taken it down.
There is a wiring diagram there too

www.johnodell.eclipse.co.uk/zx6rg-susp.htm

With the new E10 fuel being introduced this summer, and if you are not one of the unlucky owners of the 600,000 incompatible vehicles, you will be OK but will have to put up with less MPG and a power loss to your car or bike!

Oh great i think, then i look at the compatible list and non of our 3 bikes are of it!

Why introduce a fuel that is crap and no use to certain vehicles!

(ps i know E5 will still be available for 5 years but then must we scrap all our perfectly good older bikes?


All here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/e10-petrol-explained

Quote from: Dom1 on March 30, 2021, 04:28:00 PMIs it the same bike like Trigger's is the same broom?

Apart from the rear swinging arm which destroyed itself at Silverstone yes it is the same bike (well when i put it back to road spec it will be).

I am going for the statement of:

"I am one of very very few people here who still have the same bike as when i joined" 


Bought a 1999 ZX6-R in December 1999 and signed up with a mail group called MCNNinjas.

Shock horror i still have the bike and MCNNinjas still exists although it did change to a forum a little while ago. 

Any one else in this very exclusive club?

Quote from: Dom1 on January 28, 2018, 01:03:47 AM
Plenty of lurking old guard. Not much posting.

So it seems.

It is just me that has not been......................................

Been after one of these myself. Seems like.you can only get them by spenders my lots of dosh.

Nice, and Hello again.

Quote from: David w on December 07, 2013, 01:16:15 PM
I've got a Netgear wifi extender.  It's got two antenna, so one pick up your existing wifi and the other extends it, so you can double your coverage.  Just plugs into an electrical socket.  It does use another wireless SSID though so if your wifi ID is XYZ, you will have another SSID called XYZ_ext to connect to.

As he said, the netgear one works well for us.

I just live in envy of some peoples bike control................

http://vitaminl.tv/video/882?ref=fbsm

Quote from: tws_636 on August 28, 2013, 10:02:49 PM
I have some that I bought for fitting My Brembo M/C.  What diameter do you need and s it just a short length.  If so I can post it for you

Quote from: Dom1 on August 29, 2013, 09:45:17 AM
Britbits.

http://www.britbits.co.uk/

How much do you need? I have a couple of bits spare that I bought for my trials bike that may do the job.

Thanks for the offers.
Due to it being 22 years old now (you can see the cracks in pipe in the picture), I am replacing all the fuel hose (4 bits) and putting in a longer main feed pipe so I can include a quick relese connector for the tank.
So the answer is I need a decent length of the stuff.
It is 8mm i/d.

Quote from: m6rk on August 26, 2013, 10:02:13 PM
i had the same problem.. my local bike shop has it on a reel and is sold by the meter...

Hmm, shame that is a bit far for me.
My local bike shop will sell me a Kawasaki part