Katana Owners Club U.K.

O.K. Try this one (without googling it) it's about everybodys worst nightmare. "A pub with no beer". :( Slim Dusty???? David Oh C’mon! You Generic Search Engined that! Nobody but Jmac would know that! :lol: :lol: :lol: No, I honestly knew that. Possibly because I lived and worked in Australia from ...

jmac wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 21, 2022 1:14 pm

O.K. Try this one (without googling it) it's about everybodys worst nightmare. "A pub with no beer".

Slim Dusty????

David

fossie wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 18, 2022 8:37 am

..............but it's a touch too much ( who sang that?) .
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Are you thinking of The Specials, Too much too young? That's what came to my mind.

David

Wow. That looks to still be in excellent condition. Love the old photo. Especially the Austin Maxi in the background. I passed my car driving test in one of them. Also Mrs GSF34058 currently has a beige Mini, and had a Honda Melody, if that is what is in the background. So I'm feeling all nostalgic ...

Pedda wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 22, 2022 3:42 pm

What the hell is going on on your island?

Hopefully we will be getting rid of the inveterate liar who lives in No. 10 in the very near future. Then things will hopefully get better. They can't get worse, can they?

David.

I have BT46 font and back on my 1,000.

I don't ride with my knee down but they make me feel comfortable within the limits of my riding cabilities. I'm very happy with them.

David

The lower faring looks like the ones that were fitted to Australian Kats. I will see if I can find a photo of one that I took of one circa 2005.

David

Welcome along from another 1000 owner.

............ but you'd need to cut them in half to get them on then alloy weld back together. :P How about cutting the flared end off the top of the pipe, putting the clamp on, then welding the flared pipe end back on. Easier than welding alloy, and the welding scar should be hidden by the clamp. D...

OK. Thanks again fred61 and Kryten. I think I will keep my left hand fork leg sticker free for the time being. I will hold on to the stickers just in case I either refurbish the forks or feel the need to put the sticker on. I will hold on to the other three stickers for a few more years until I can ...