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Barely used (by me) as I had a Hattech rack on instead.

Free if you want to collect from Oxford, or I'll put in the post for the price of postage (about £5 second class I think)

Quaddus

Bank Holiday Monday, on the A338 between Burbage and Hungerford in north Wiltshire.

Everyone involved ok (including me).

Massive thanks to the emergency services and everyone who stopped to help.

Ride safe everyone.

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Prices include UK postage. Triboseat pillion seat cover £2 - Grippy rubber, stops your pillion sliding into you and compressing your sensitive parts under braking. GS Torque Arm £15 SOLD - The shorter paralever torque arm from a GS, increases ride height compared to the standard 11S one. I belive th...

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http://i64.tinypic.com/fc8vbm.jpg 2004 Aprilia Tuono, 16,000 miles, MOT to April 17, fantastic condition - barely ever seen rain so no corrosion. Bike is very standard (unlike many of these which take a heavy beating from the chav stick). Previous owner added carbon heel plates and a tail tidy. It ...

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A new one is 250 Euros - that's probably a month's wages by now!

Hi all,

I'm after a Hattech rack (that replaces the pillion seat) and any variety of taller than standard screen for the '12S I've just bought from Nucci.

If you have either of those squirrelled away PM me!

Ta,

Quaddus

I popped over for a test ride on that the other day. Cosmetically it wasn't that bad actually. I've seen bikes with 50k miles look a lot worse. The switchgear was totally shagged though. Engine sounded loose as hell but made a lot of power!

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Great post el-nicko, thanks. The work was done by Steve (Motoscot) - as I recall he cut off the black plug and bridged some of the wires with heat-shrink connectors. He said he'd done several before and this was his standard technique - perhaps they were all GSs with cable driven speedos! I'll get i...

Interesting... My bike has the ABS sensor and nothing else: https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/c67.0.403.403/p403x403/2788_10100295808674209_1339387684_n.jpg Some bikes have a sensor going down vertically into the bevel box and the ABS sensor slot blanked out: https://fbcdn-sphot...

Hi again trixters, My 2001 1100S recently had its broken servo/ABS removed ,which meant swapping the rear brake line and disturbing the wiring in that area. This had the unfortunate side effect of killing my speedo stone dead! Searching old posts here it seems the speed sender connects to the wiring...