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GPZ1100B1 WINTER TIDY UP READY FOR SUMMER
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paul doran
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£10 £10 £10 £10 lol
dont forget
dont forget padders we have a bet
hutch
hutch
padders b1
Honnestly padders hats off to you mate ! as usual youve made a cracking job of that b1 ! "i want it" 
Re: dont forget
hutch wrote:dont forget padders we have a bet
hutch
I have a bet with him too - can't remember what it was though!
Rich
diplomacy is a form of art - I was never any good at art
diplomacy is a form of art - I was never any good at art
It was a whole pound Rich.
Took her out with some local riders to the Mablethorpe Bikefest 68 mile round trip so enough to find any faults. Only fault though was a loose fuel pipe quickly nipped up. The gel pad in the seat worked a treat and she handled really well on the coast roads. Mark you were right about the front brakes with the aftrmarket discs and uprated mastercylinder there was more than enough braking for me.
Took her out with some local riders to the Mablethorpe Bikefest 68 mile round trip so enough to find any faults. Only fault though was a loose fuel pipe quickly nipped up. The gel pad in the seat worked a treat and she handled really well on the coast roads. Mark you were right about the front brakes with the aftrmarket discs and uprated mastercylinder there was more than enough braking for me.
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