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24th December 2020, 09:42
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This is my second home
All Trophy Blue ,ZT260#50 , ZT CDTI Auto, ZR105+ and 1.8T Firefrost spoiling the Set . Join Date: Nov 2006
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get the grease on brake pipes for as long as i can remember, so 13+
 yearsso it is doing its job ..  Happy Christmas everyone !! Chris
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ROVER 75 SALOON Join Date: Apr 2017
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I applaud the tyre fail on age.
I bought a 1994 Yamaha, little one XJ600. I'm the second owner and it had a bit over 14K. The tyres were full of tread but old and despite advice from fellow motorcyclist pals I did a return trip to Scotland, about 360 miles. I started riding motorcycles when I was 19 and thought, "it'll be right". It was very twitchy. At one point I thought I had a puncture as it was squirming around on the bad eastbound stretch of the A66. I pulled off but realised this was just the tyres. The new Avons made such a terrific difference. JohnnyBG Last edited by JohnnyBG; 24th December 2020 at 19:13.. Reason: added text; |
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Been absent for a while…
Rover 75 Tourer, Classic mini Cooper S, Abarth 595 competizione, MG TF and a Hyundai Tucson PHEV Join Date: Feb 2007
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