Rocksters - appealing

rockster.ch · Post by **rockster.ch** » Tue Apr 11, 2006 11:19 am

Yes they are. As it was snowing horridly last night, I left mine on Zurich Bahnhofstrasse - where the road is paved with gold - and someone has obviously been interested in it.

To the point where they've managed to flatten the battery.

I assume highbeams come on without keys inserted? Trip meter also reset - but I don't think that affects my battery

So I wait for the man with the cable to stick into my socket

BAS TAR DS!

rockster.ch · Post by **rockster.ch** » Wed Apr 12, 2006 2:03 am

I now retract my statement of hating the person who touched my bike. They were only trying to turn off the sidelight so I would not return to a bike without power.

Seems that some donutbrained idiot locked the steering - in position P. Parking light - on? Check.

Dummy....

Gonzo · Post by **Gonzo** » Wed Apr 12, 2006 8:04 am

Do you drive your Rock in the snow ????

I'm affraid even a little of sand&salt remaining after winter on the roads in Poland... and rarely exceed 120km/h

now .... I know who I am ....

Cheers

Gonzo (vel coward vel chicken vel candyass vel fraidy cat .....)

gutsibikes · Post by **gutsibikes** » Tue Apr 18, 2006 10:45 am

I rode home 20 miles in the snow on mine here in the UK. I was surprised at how stable it was although it would have been handy to turn off the ABS.

Considering that we get gridlock as soon as we get a few flakes of snow up here I didn't mind being on the bike.

Anyway, the sun's out now even in Yorkshire, and I'm off to play!