Ben's bikes
- alexwitham
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Re: Ben's bikes - current and soon
Tax disc holder can go on left hand side of the upper part of the frame, theres an empty slot for a bolt.
If you need a tax disc holder, text me your address and I'll get a stainless frame bolt and tax disc holder posted to you.
If you need a tax disc holder, text me your address and I'll get a stainless frame bolt and tax disc holder posted to you.
- bikemonkey
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Re: Ben's bikes - current and soon
How many insurers did you call before you accepted the policy?
- benny
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Re: Ben's bikes - current and soon
I'll stop in at halfords on the way to the post office tomorrow, I'm sure they had some in the bike section. Is the bolt already there?
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TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.
- alexwitham
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Re: Ben's bikes - current and soon
No point paying £15 for a holder and bolt if I can do it for free.
- benny
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Re: Ben's bikes - current and soon
Text sent! Can you do it tomorrow? Want to minimise the time spent riding without it displayed properly.
Cheers mate
Cheers mate
BRS Racing for up to date bike build and race results.
TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.
TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.
- alexwitham
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Re: Ben's bikes - current and soon
Package will be sent at 10am tomorrow
- benny
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Re: Ben's bikes - current and soon
Codename Benny will confirm package arrival
BRS Racing for up to date bike build and race results.
TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.
TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.
- benny
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- Bike owned: NC30 (track), ZX-9R (road)
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Re: Ben's bikes - current and soon

First ride today, only went the neighbourhood. Very different from riding my YBR125 (obviously) seems much faster even though it's restricted. Throttle seems much more sensitive (ie. need to turn it a lot less to launch the bike, I kept occidentally revving it then having to wait for the revs to drop before releasing the clutch) sports bike riding position was obviously a bit of a change but i don't think it will be a problem for long.
Thankyou to everyone on this site for bringing me towards these bikes!
BRS Racing for up to date bike build and race results.
TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.
TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.
- bikemonkey
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Re: Ben's bikes - current and soon
When I first rode my NC30 after having my YBR it felt like a rocketship, but I soon got used to it and got annoyed with the restrictors.....
Looks lovely and clean though, got yourself a nice one there
Looks lovely and clean though, got yourself a nice one there

- benny
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Re: Ben's bikes - current and soon
Haha does indeed, just keep telling myself it's really powerful and I must be real gentle etc.bikemonkey wrote:When I first rode my NC30 after having my YBR it felt like a rocketship, but I soon got used to it and got annoyed with the restrictors.....
Looks lovely and clean though, got yourself a nice one there
Yeh it is :) no complaints there, big thansk to Alex. There's a few fairings marks cracks etc. but nothing I'm worried about. Looking under the bike around the rear shock looks a bit mucky but I know mechanically everything is spot on!
BRS Racing for up to date bike build and race results.
TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.
TT Zero for the electric Superbike build.
DM104 for the road race team.