I don't understand it but I like it :unsure:

Got mine today :cheer: if you need another cheerie email let me know

I presume I am at the top of the list after the flowers wine and choccies

I've just bought the Revit sand, use it everyday to commute, down to -5 so far and not cold yet, take the liner out and open the vents and it's very cool in the summer. Abet it's not "goretex" and I know genuine Goretex is the mutts nuts (they do a goretex one but it's £600 :unsure: ) but ...

To me it is akin to washing myself in dirty bath water. That is what we do in Norfolk, doesn't everybody :unsure: You TRAKTUR BOIS might but I'm from the sarf mate. :lol: :lol: :lol: I've just looked at your location on your profile, I don't think you have any grounds to comment :laugh: I'm in exil...

mark1150 wrote:

GB wrote:

mark1150 wrote: To me it is akin to washing myself in dirty bath water.

That is what we do in Norfolk, doesn't everybody :unsure:

You TRAKTUR BOIS might but I'm from the sarf mate.

I've just looked at your location on your profile, I don't think you have any grounds to comment :laugh:

mark1150 wrote: To me it is akin to washing myself in dirty bath water.

That is what we do in Norfolk, doesn't everybody :unsure:

CRAIGREVO wrote:Its common on four stroke MX bikes to change the filter every other oil change too.

Well I stand corrected, God have I wasted some money on filters over the years but not on engine rebuilds

Well I will be honest with you Zookman (please don't take offence), I have never heard of any motor manufacturer who advised not changing the filter when changing the oil on a four stroke petrol engine, especially a high revving motorcycle engine.

GB its interesting to hear that Harleys are easy to work on, the dealers charge ridiculous amounts to service them. Can't agree with you more, but lets break it down with a sportster, Hydraulic pushrods, no adjustment required Engine oil,warm the bike up, empty the oil tank, fill the oil tank, done...