Sound Distribution *hats off*

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Grim Reaper
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Coooooooooool!!!
I want one :D
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re-reads original post....ah yes I remember what that post was about

must be me age (memories going)

HEY RUTZ....HOW THE HELL DO YOU MANAGE TO KEEP UP :unibrow: :D
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Very nice mate... could do with one of them, I'm a bit lazy for remembering gears when Im just pottering around the doors.
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Stig wrote:re-reads original post....ah yes I remember what that post was about

must be me age (memories going)

HEY RUTZ....HOW THE HELL DO YOU MANAGE TO KEEP UP :unibrow: :D

Viagra of course :finger: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by monkey »

Joker wrote:
monkey wrote:
monkey wrote: will report on the DG8 once it's fitted... have a good weekend all!
Didn't get to test ride it due to monsoon conditions yesterday :crybaby:
:angry:
Fair weather biker :evil:
When i fitted mine (not plug & play) i had to calibrate the gears.Took me including fitting about 20mins :clap:Well worth it :nod:
Fair weather biker? you betcha! :nod:

Joker - I still had the calibrate the gears on mine too, that's no different.
The only difference the plug & play version makes is you don't have to cut & solder into the bike's loom

If you took 20mins to fit yours then you must be bloody handy with a soldering iron :eek: good skills mate
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monkey wrote:
Joker wrote:
monkey wrote: Didn't get to test ride it due to monsoon conditions yesterday :crybaby:
:angry:
Fair weather biker :evil:
When i fitted mine (not plug & play) i had to calibrate the gears.Took me including fitting about 20mins :clap:Well worth it :nod:
Fair weather biker? you betcha! :nod:
Joker - I still had the calibrate the gears on mine too, that's no different.
The only difference the plug & play version makes is you don't have to cut & solder into the bike's loomIf you took 20mins to fit yours then you must be bloody handy with a soldering iron :eek: good skills mate
When you get to my age everything becomes easy but not clear
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Joker wrote: When you get to my age everything becomes easy but not clear
:lol: :lol: :lol:

well it looks like spring may finally be sprung so I am hoping to get out for a spin or two over the weekend & test the gear indicator [& my memory of how to ride :eek: ]

so providing my heart survives the forgotten terror of a hard-accelerating R1 then I shall report on monday...

have a good weekend all
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some extensive testing was carried oout over the weekend, pre & post the motoGP

[well done Stoner, how feckin fast is that Ducati in a straight line? :eek: :eek: and nice work Rossi :cool: and where was Hayden? last year's news :finger: ]

1. what an absolutely feckin' brilliant bit of kit :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Kicking myself for not fitting one sooner

2. why oh why don't manufacturers fit 'em as standard? :rolleyes: [BMW & Suzuki aside]
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