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kev I Hump Things
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octapusfoot Derestricted Danger
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Posted: 21:57 - 25 Apr 2004 Post subject: |
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Under my bikes seat?
.....a big puddle of 2 stroke oil where I missed the hole for the 2 stroke to go in, oh and some bits of tissue where I tried to mop it up... |
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Rob World Chat Champion
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The standard toolkit, a disc lock, a FM radio to listen to on long journeys, Autocom control unit and PMR radio, Tyre Weld. That's it about full! ____________________ Love is 1050cc |
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NSR125-Kid-UK Attention Whore
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A rusty spark plug, an Immobiliser, 3 items from a ransacked NSR toolkit, and a battered cigarette packet containing two emergency cigarettes. ____________________ https://www.bikepics.com/members/nsrandy/96rs250/ My Bike!
"I'm either going to teach andy to get his knee down, or I'm going to get him killed. One of the two" - Teaman |
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Panther Nova Slayer
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a cargo fold up ruck sack, motrax tyre pressure gauge, scottoiler, tool kit and I still have room for a kitchen sink....don't ya just love bikes with a boot... ____________________ Mike |
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LustyLew World Chat Champion
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Posted: 10:30 - 26 Apr 2004 Post subject: |
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Under my seat is my SANITY!!!
(Plus my toolkit and a can of WD40) ____________________ Like a Yorkie - I'm not for the girls |
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priller Brolly Dolly
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Korn |
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Korn Admin
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Posted: 11:03 - 26 Apr 2004 Post subject: |
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Toolkit, cargo net, alarm, plastic kickstand anti-sink thingy, cable ties and a spare set of knee sliders. And there's still room! For something that's supposed to be a balls out sports bike the R1's got a huge boot, the VTR only had a tichy little cubby hole. ____________________ 3516 Miles, 11 Countries |
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dainesefreak World Chat Champion
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Dr Nick |
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Dr Nick World Chat Champion
Joined: 20 Jun 2003 Karma :
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Posted: 11:24 - 26 Apr 2004 Post subject: |
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Honda Tool Kit, and a my mates Throttle assembly off of his Z200 Rat Bike . ____________________ is that it |
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Bendy Mrs Sensible
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Toolkit, alarm, pager, scottoiler. Had some cable ties and leccy tape but it seems to have migrated out to my toolbox again.
No room for anything else, the underseat space on the CBR is pants unless you like carrying small flat things. Plus the seat's a pain to get off cos it trips the alarm unless the ignition is on, and then I'll forget the keys are sticking out it's arse cos it's a stupid place to put a keyhole and I'll be riding along with them merrily bouncing about at the back getting flashed by random car drivers... |
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EuropeanNC30R... Gay Hairdresser
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andrew Mister Road Rage
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Annabella Like a person, only smaller
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Blimey Zero! I thought the space under my seat was a veritable Volvo boot, but yours must be HUGE!
I only carry chain, disc lock, cargo net, bungees, a small tool kit and first aid kit, a spare jumper, soft padding stuff (to go under panniers) and then I just throw my wallet/keys and phone in together in a wee hand bag. ____________________ Avast! Pirates ahoy!
I did Cadwell!
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cagiva gezzer World Chat Champion
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big al Renault 5 Driver
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Posted: 18:54 - 26 Apr 2004 Post subject: space |
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i'm with you "no space what so ever under the vmax seat"well there was before the alarm & immoboliser was fitted ____________________ nobody saw me coming |
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Kickstart The Oracle
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Posted: 01:29 - 27 Apr 2004 Post subject: |
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Hi
Varies on the bike. The Bandit normally has some spare bulbs, the standard tool kit, a side stand puck and a can of WD40. The Bimota has some unlined waterprrof trousers, the tool kit and an electrical test probe (for the next time the fuel pump decides to be a pain in the ass). Most of the others have nothing or just the standard tool kit. The Cagiva Freccia has a great "boot". Under the seat you just find the back wheel, but under the tank cover there is a fair amount of space. Carried a chinese meal under the seat of the old Aprilias (quite a bit of space).
All the best
Keith ____________________ Traxpics, track day and racing photographs - Bimota Forum - Bike performance / thrust graphs for choosing gearing |
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Flip Super Spammer
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AcIdBuRnZ World Chat Champion
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Dup Nova Slayer
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 12 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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