Hi there New member from Staffordshire

Hi there I've had my Cat for about 6 years and it's awesome

Forgot to mention I've got a V reg blue and white cat with a beo wolf can on it and I've done about 23 k on her

Yo, I've had mine for 9 years (although it's been in the garage in bits for the last 6 years) but you are correct.

They are bloody awesome.

How are you? Who are you? What have you been up to aaaaaaaaannnndddddd finally..... Don't feed Rosco

I'm great loving the sun going up the mucky duck tonight

Hi and Welcome

Thank u

Welcome in mate.
Mark

stretchie_ wrote:Don't feed Rosco

I'm not a Gremlin you know.

Welcome aboard mate.
I was away the last couple of days on a camping (drinking) event up North and I agree it is an Awesome bike

Cheers
Rosco

Thank you all does anyone know what size grips I can get for my cat I can't remember the size and I need new ones

 

Glad you finally found us. Feel free to join in the madness

Sorry cannot help with the grip sizes.

PS: Don't get Rosco wet !

Hellooooo and welcome!! Although I have moved on from the cat, I still agree it is bloody awesome

I still get excited when I see one around!

Hi and welcome to the madhouse, great bikes, still considering another in the stable in yrs to come, awesome. Feed rosco, just not organic cider, it doesn't agree with him!!

Cheers

Steve

Cheers guys went for a great blast up the mucky duck (the swan near fradley) tonight

I have owned my Cat for 14 years, it is indeed awesome!

Welcome

Welcome aboard young man, good choice of bike.

I found my old grip and had a quick measure.
One is 25mm and the other is either 21 or 22 - I measure at 21.5mm

Hope that helps

Cheers
Rosco

Sorry for the late reply yes that great.ive been getting alot of vibrations when riding lond distances so mush so my hands go numb so would like to get some daul compound grips to help abit

A few causes for vibration, un-balanced carbs and wheels, wheel bearings, Long distance rides shouldn't end in numb hands

SteveCat wrote:, Long distance rides shouldn't end in numb hands

Unless you're a mid winter commuter rider

Not relaxing, gripping too hard, poor posture, levers in a less than comfy position could possibly be causing this too.

Good luck.
Rosco

0ldcat wrote:Unless you're a mid winter commuter rider

In which case I'd say the vibration is coming from yer chattering teeth

SteveCat wrote:

0ldcat wrote:Unless you're a mid winter commuter rider

In which case I'd say the vibration is coming from yer chattering teeth

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I could possibly be that actually think my bike needs setting up