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You live in a fantastic place, went to Verbier a couple of years ago, would live there at the drop of a hat ....... need to win the lottery first though

I got the LED PIAA OEM fog light kit, I must say I think there excellent but to be honest there the only ones I have ever used on a bike.

Have you considered laser treatment? My mates wife had a similar problem, she had laser treatment done and she now says its like having new eyes, downside is I don't think its cheap.

Ha, ha, a man after my own heart ...... getting to be a real issue round the London area but its becoming countrywide, scum bags on scooters, a guy on another forum had his keys nicked out of his ignition while he was at traffic lights, they rode of on a scooter and went round the block, drove...

I went for the LED PIAA Ones https://yamabits.co.uk/yamaha-super-tenere-led-fog-lamp-kit.html not cheap but absolutely brilliant

Got the lights installed and they are brilliant.......Can definitely same the same for the Rukka gear as well, bone dry when I got home

This restores my faith in society.....Just glad none of them got hurt, would love to shake them all by the hand..... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4008872/Dramatic-moment-passers-attack-armed-thieves-attempting-steal-40-000-motorbike-London-force-flee-handed.html

Taking my S10 in tomorrow to have the front fog lights fitted ........ couldn't have picked a better day, gale force winds and torrential rain with flood alerts :)) Rukka gear is gonna get a work out tomorrow.... The joys of living in the UK

Living and working on the Isle of Man I see a lot of Bikers out there trying to emulate their WSB heroes, they just haven't got the same skill level unfortunately and it often ends in years or worse, That said, I've been riding bikes for 35yrs and have seen some really stupid car drivers as...

::004:: Welcome good to see a midlander on here

I've been working as a medic for 22yrs, on the Isle of Man, seen more than my fair share of riders being being brought in and I concur with you whole heartedly, the standard of the gear you wear does go a long way in saving you from serious injury, I've seen riders come in after a 70mph get of...

I live near Laxey, I used to live in the midlands, not a bad Island, bit dead in the winter and we seem to get more than our fair share of rain, TT is always a really good time of year, you should get back and give it another bash, the good times always get better

Sounds like a plan, always make fellow bikers welcome

Re: Black, Blue, Silver, White or Grey I got the black by default and am glad I did, it was the only one left in stock, I think the matt black looks cool

MCN hate Yamaha, go back in some of their previous tests, Yamaha very rarely rates above 3 out of 5, I stopped buying it, totally biased S----e

No, taken at the little cafe down on the sea front in Laxey

With all the rain we get on this Island today was a beautiful day, nice ride out, stopped of for a brew, beautiful view over the coast with my pride and joy in the fore ground.......what more could a guy ask for

Took mine down to the South of Island for a run, stopped off for a brew and to dry out a bit, pouring with rain as is usual, headed home round the TT course via Ramsey, soaked wet through but the bike still brings a smile to my face

Thanks for the warm welcome folks and I hope I can contribute something to the forum in time

Thanks for the advice guys, Like I said I haven't noticed any problems so didn't really understand the reasons behind the recommendation, I only usually carry light stuff in the back box, its more or less there for my wife to lean against, I read some negative stuff relating to the Yamaha boxes...