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hello folks, been meaning to do this for a while but a post on FB R1 group reminded me about it.

In the midlands with a 2007 R1, look forward to meeting some of you when summer arrives

Steve.

Welcome in mate, you know the rules PICS PICS and some history.................Pleeeeezzzzzeee

Welcome in Steve, you took your time getting here [emoji6]

Welcome in Steve
Have a look round , enjoy and don't take sh!t to heart

Hi, welcome to the forum.
Enjoy,

Dave.

Ohh god you don't know the ginger tosser do you ?

jompy wrote:Ohh god you don't know the ginger tosser do you ?

2015 R1 in silver and blue?

steveh45 wrote:

jompy wrote:Ohh god you don't know the ginger tosser do you ?

2015 R1 in silver and blue?

he wishes

oh & welcome in pal from a fellow midlander

ride as much & often as ya can

This was me at Donny last year on the road bikes only track day, will find some better ones.

R1Clarky wrote:

steveh45 wrote:

jompy wrote:Ohh god you don't know the ginger tosser do you ?

2015 R1 in silver and blue?

he wishes

oh & welcome in pal from a fellow midlander

ride as much & often as ya can

Whats the ginger tossers name then?

Hi Steve welcome a few of us will be at Donny end if March


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steveh45 wrote:

R1Clarky wrote:

steveh45 wrote:

jompy wrote:Ohh god you don't know the ginger tosser do you ?

2015 R1 in silver and blue?

he wishes

oh & welcome in pal from a fellow midlander

ride as much & often as ya can

Whats the ginger tossers name then?

2002r1jon

Jon Spencer from Midland R1 fb page

2002r1jon wrote:Jon Spencer from Midland R1 fb page

Ahhaaaaa now I know, and yes your on my list

last one for now, Mallory 2015

steveh45 wrote:

2002r1jon wrote:Jon Spencer from Midland R1 fb page

Ahhaaaaa now I know, and yes your on my list

you poor sod delete him before its too late !

oh go on then, couple more, you twisted my arm

Welcome in mate. More Steve's than R1's on here now. Bike looks mint.

Colin

Welcome to the forum Steve, cracking name is that

Great opening post, with pics too join in the banter and have fun

Welcome

Steve

had a quick browse, looks a decent site and mainly infested with UK folk so no f***ing stretched swing arm abortions!!!!! bloody yanks!!!!

anyway, rearsets, used the search tool and too many pages to search so i'll ask here, whats a reasonably priced rearset as I don't have gilles money (to fit a 4c8)

taa

steveh45 wrote:had a quick browse, looks a decent site and mainly infested with UK folk so no f***ing stretched swing arm abortions!!!!! bloody yanks!!!!

anyway, rearsets, used the search tool and too many pages to search so i'll ask here, whats a reasonably priced rearset as I don't have gilles money (to fit a 4c8)

taa

Steve, it would be worth starting a new thread with this question in it as that would get more people's attention I.e. It would be more obvious as a question and hit them in the face so to speak.

I had some cheaper than gillis rearsets on my 4c8 but I can't remember the name of them, what I do recall, and those days I did shed loads of miles, over 45,000 on the 4c8 in under two years is that they didn't last half as well as the gillis I had on my 5vy which did over 65,000 miles in under three years.... My memory ain't what it used to be but as Hercule Poirot would say..... I will get my little grey cells working

Steve R1 wrote:

steveh45 wrote:had a quick browse, looks a decent site and mainly infested with UK folk so no f***ing stretched swing arm abortions!!!!! bloody yanks!!!!

anyway, rearsets, used the search tool and too many pages to search so i'll ask here, whats a reasonably priced rearset as I don't have gilles money (to fit a 4c8)

taa

Steve, it would be worth starting a new thread with this question in it as that would get more people's attention I.e. It would be more obvious as a question and hit them in the face so to speak.

I had some cheaper than gillis rearsets on my 4c8 but I can't remember the name of them, what I do recall, and those days I did shed loads of miles, over 45,000 on the 4c8 in under two years is that they didn't last half as well as the gillis I had on my 5vy which did over 65,000 miles in under three years.... My memory ain't what it used to be but as Hercule Poirot would say..... I will get my little grey cells working

New post here I come!

Try usual places I picked a set Gilles off flee bay for £200 and a set of sato racing ones for my r6 for £120


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Still can't remember the name of them but the gear shift rod didn't go through the frame like the OE rod as can be seen on the pic below

Steve R1 wrote:Still can't remember the name of them but the gear shift rod didn't go through the frame like the OE rod as can be seen on the pic below

absolutely, positively THE best colours on this model, all others are pretenders to the crown