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Uh oh What's up with it ?

Looks like a great trip mate !

As above. My phone is usually off, and nowhere near me.

Cool!

All The f**king Time!!!!

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If this is the top cats I'm thinking, a pal of mine used to race their mosler

Tbf 100db's in a clio is pretty loud ! My Duc with baffles puts out 107db's at 4.5k leant over. Only reason they let me run is because Ducati have a deal with msv.

As above let it warm up. I have a mare with my Ducati at track days, certainly helps making sure it's warm.

Certainly do bud

My partners Abarth is for sale if anyone is interested. Nice little car which wants for nothing. Full service history including the non compulsory service between the first service and the 18k. Garaged from new and I honestly don't think anyone has ever sat in the back...

Looks legit

Yes Just yes

Win

I used to have a pw 200 also. Still hasn't turned up on here yet

b******s Learn from it. Don't leave s**t in your car.

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I know dude, the missus says I can't have both though... And I can always sell it next year and get something else if it's not for me??

Might be a fellow bmw'er soon... Looking stunning mate!!

Yep Known many people go there and say "alright if you like hairpins". It's also a bit of a sh*t to get to iirc. The mountain roads through Switzerland are much, much better.

"Popular best seller" I must be blind because I hardly see any..

Cool little shoe tbh

Oooo errrr

Brands is surprisingly grippy in the wet. Graham hill and parts of clearways can be slippery though. Glad you had a good time.

Can't vouch for them on track but I had them on my 200 on the road and they were pretty good.

My brother in laws old 172 cup's brakes used to rust up like mad, as mentioned above the rears are hardly used and usually looked like they'd been raised from the titanic. He actually found the standard Renault ones even worse than the Brembo. It's just something you'll have to come to terms with.

Nice purchase Good cars

If you can find any paperwork for it, try and keep the bike as original as possible I imagine the original colour is the same as mine which is a sparkly red anyway.

76-77 for sure chaps and not the original paint I would suggest hence the missing ignition emblem. Lovely old things with bags of character. Clutch that feels like you're compressing granite, brakes that are more for display purposes only and an electric start that to this day I have never...

Not to hijack the thread chaps but I've done a fair amount of work on these old bikes and currently have a 67 bonny as well as the Commando and Panigale If anyone needs any advice or help with these old bikes feel free to ask. Happy to help where I can. @Pat 182 also plays with old British bikes..