General chat thread... Links, pictures, banter etc

blade1

goodlad wrote: »

Yup. Got it from Biohazard motorcycles in Florida

I got mine in Tullamore!!:pac::pac:

Will you have it set up for the weekend?

goodlad

If plans don't go to ****e like they usually do it should be on the bike Saturday morning.

Wonda-Boy

goodlad wrote: »

Looking forward to getting this on the fz1 :D:D:D

Make sure u take it out of the box Gary.......

Pique

Wheeee

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Pique wrote: »

Wheeee

Seen that one before, superb.. I love power wheelies through or out of a corner

goodlad

Done just under 300km today on the fz1. Absolutely savage bike.
Deffo the most fun bike ive ever drove. The exhaust sounds incredible but mother of jeaysus its loud!

millingmachine

That's a fine Bike Goodlad. My hunt for a FZ1 fazer still on going

blu3r0ri0n

Met up with goodlad earlier on, that FZ1 is very tasty and the sound is just savage, I couldn't get over how light it was!

Wossack

very under rated bike alright

and not many for sale, as when people buy em, they hang onto em!

goodlad

It really is freakishly light. Had to take the motorway home an had a bit of a blast and I still expect the front to lift because the bike is so light. Kinda feels like I may get blown over.

Savage fun bike to drive.

millingmachine

A friend of mine is selling his zx10 & asked me to put it up here.
Let me know if there's an intrest.
Thanks.

KTR1C

millingmachine wrote: »

A friend of mine is selling his zx10 & asked me to put it up here.
Let me know if there's an intrest.
Thanks.

Age, milage, price and location ?

goodlad

Out for a nice leisurely spin yesterday. No law breaking for me, no Sir!!
Then all of a sudden a HOOLIGAN appears!!!

I was going to catch up and give him some strong words but alas, he was gone! :pac::pac:

millingmachine

KTR1C wrote: »

Age, milage, price and location ?

2009, 15k miles, 7,000 euro ovno & the bike is in Co. Meath.

blade1

:eek:This could be interesting

Going to attempt to put a different map on the Tiger!

goodlad

'Mon out for a spin tomorrow and test it out

Richard tea

Goodlad. The video is private

Wossack

save your old one
make sure your battery is well charged (very bad things happen if battery runs out mid map change...)

blade1

goodlad wrote: »

'Mon out for a spin tomorrow and test it out

It might not even start when I'm finished lol.

I have to work Sunday evenings but I will catch up with u some day.

Shur we have to compare notes(exhaust notes)anyway:D

Just finished installing new map there!
Fingers crossed!!!!

blade1

Wossack wrote: »

save your old one
make sure your battery is well charged (very bad things happen if battery runs out mid map change...)

Plugged in and saved old map!
Made sure I was well prepared beforehand!
Good of u to warn me though!!!;)

goodlad

goodlad wrote: »

Out for a nice leisurely spin yesterday. No law breaking for me, no Sir!!
Then all of a sudden a HOOLIGAN appears!!!

I was going to catch up and give him some strong words but alas, he was gone! :pac::pac:

Richard tea wrote: »

Goodlad. The video is private

Oops... fixed

Mr Sheen!

blade1 wrote: »

It might not even start when I'm finished lol.

I have to work Sunday evenings but I will catch up with u some day.

Shur we have to compare notes(exhaust notes)anyway:D

Just finished installing new map there!
Fingers crossed!!!!

What map did you put onto it??

Wossack

blade1 wrote: »

Plugged in and saved old map!
Made sure I was well prepared beforehand!
Good of u to warn me though!!!;)

good stuff - you redo the throttle position sensor afterwards? think they recommend to do so after every map change

goodlad

KTR1C wrote: »

Age, milage, price and location ?

http://www.biker.ie/forum/showthread.php?t=226061

blade1

Mr Sheen! wrote: »

What map did you put onto it??

The map I put on it was 20549 which is a Triumph Off Road map and the stock map was 20157.
Since I fitted the GPR Exhaust the bike seemed a bit bogged down low in the revs.
Noticed a big improvement straight away with the new map.

Wossack wrote: »

good stuff - you redo the throttle position sensor afterwards? think they recommend to do so after every map change

I did but you don't need a laptop to adjust the TPS.
you can start the bike without touching the throttle and leave it tick over for 12 minutes and it resets itself.

One of the pluses of these bikes is that they also adapt as you drive them.
The bike felt it was running a bit rougher at about 60 mph at first but by the time I got home from test spin a half an hour later it seemed to smoothen itself out.

blade1

goodlad wrote: »

http://www.biker.ie/forum/showthread.php?t=226061

Is that the bike in his avatar doing a wheelie?
If it is, it's not a great way to advertise a bike is it?:pac:

millingmachine

blade1 wrote: »

Is that the bike in his avatar doing a wheelie?
If it is, it's not a great way to advertise a bike is it?:pac:

Think you need to make an appointment in specsavers.

goodlad

millingmachine wrote: »

Think you need to make an appointment in specsavers.

I think you need to understand the :pac: face :P

blade1

millingmachine wrote: »

Think you need to make an appointment in specsavers.

I did make an appointment but I missed it as I couldn't read the date on the letter they sent me!:P

millingmachine

I see. Lol