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In the past I owned a Yam Neos 50 ... hence Neos

£1.31 per litre here in London, UK (((( that's in pounds sterling)))):ban:

London to Lisbon in April 2010

Re: whats your favorite Rock song? for ridding? Kings of Leon - your sex is on fire!

I have not done any camping yet, in part thanks to cheap F1 and Etap hotels in France, but this is how I pack when travelling through Euroland.

33 here - but looking 25 (so I'm told):BLAA:

Hi everybody in 2002 bought a 2001 Piaggio Zip 50 (got stolen after 5 months) in 2007 bought a 2007 Yamaha Neos 50cc (upgraded the engine to 70cc), rode 10,000 m in and around London In 2009 got my motorbike license and purchased a 1999 Fazer 600 which I rode for around 3000 miles then in...

Congratulations guys! That's a real achievement. I grew up in Toronto, ON and hope to do a similar trip in a few years. To start off with last April I managed a 3100m return journey from London to Lisbon. Good luck with your future touring plans. Cheers Pete:thumbup:

In September I will spend one week in Rouen, taking a French language course. Has anyone toured Haute-Normandie and the Rouen area? Any ideas on good spots to visit?:rolleyes:

Hi guys... silly me, just realized I had uploaded the photos to my profile not to the thread.. here you are!

What if it's only on 1st? ;)

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Hi, I use extended wear contacts (on for 30 days and 30 nights) and have never experienced a problem. use the bike daily for a short commute, but even when on a long journey, like a few months ago a 5000km return trip through Europe, I did not have any trouble with the lenses. pointers...

hi, it sounds like the chain may be on too tight.

On Saturday I will be a teenager... that's my 13th birthday after my 20th..

Hi there, I have a standard 44L Yamaha (manufactured by Givi) on a standard Yamaha rack that easily screws onto the passenger handlebars. For me, it works well for everyday commuting in Central London and can fit two full face helmets. I also rode to Portugal and back in early April...

I have been ridding two up since I had around 100m of solo experience on the bike. I'm a lot more cautious with a passenger on the back, otherwise, no big deal.

It's just about the same with my 04. Does anyone know how many bars it should show on the gauge?

I never felt the need to make them more comfortable. I have a factory standard seat and did a 5000km return journey last month without feeling too uncomfortable.

I spoke with the mechanic today, it looks like they may be able to straighten the bar. It will also have a 'once over' done just to ensure it has not sustained any more damage. Cheers