Stupid idea with even more stupid rules.
Which out of my 3 bikes are exempt?
98 xjr1200
05 ttr600
12 te300

The 300 2 stroke!


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So if the farmer is there and permission given etc could we ride along the track over the bridge and pick up the red dotted line (ORPA i think) and then meet up with the other byway on the right hand side? I'll give you permission Phil if I'm there. [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787] Sent from my SM...

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Same here.

I am a farmer and live on a single lane road in the countryside that leads nowhere, but does join two busy main roads. In the last few years the amount of traffic we get has increased dramatically, travelling past our house upto and over the 60mph speed limit. Can I get my road TRO'd? Not likely bec...

In 2 minds about that, depends on what he was supposed to have done in the first place (which isnt explained did he stab someone or did he steal a packet of fags?), the Police driver seemed to be enjoying it a bit too much and at one point had to be reminded of this by his mate. As for riding on th...

You an sit on a new tyre not on wheel it wont squash... Carry a 6 inch g clamp and all is well.. Sure they are 6 ply tyres... But to be honest most dual sport tyres are 6 ply on big bikes... Mine has a tubliss conversion lol.. :o :shock: Im sure I could put a bend in the tyre with my 16st (erm ish)...

But Phil, 20cm is 8 inches, even your legs aren't that long.

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Might be because no one wants a seat height increase of 20CM!

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Richard Simpson Mark II wrote:
The C&U regs are clear that motorcycles must be fitted with pneumatic tyres, and these are defined as tyres that will collapse when the internal pressure is released.

If this is the case, why is the Neutec Tubliss system not road legal?

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