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Title: 2005 ST1300 - SOLD !
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 07, 2017, 09:25:33 PM
Regrettably due to medical reasons i have decided to sell my 2005 ST1300.
After 12 months of ongoing shoulder problems i now have nerves playing silly buggers with my elbows so it's time to pass on big blue to it's next guardian.

Equipped with the following :

MC cruise
Russell Daylong leather touring seat
Colour coded Corbin smuggler trunk(easily swapped with pillion seat)
Bike-Quip extra wide/extra high tinted roll top screen
Helibars 2.5 inch bar risers with ram ball & power outlet
Buckskin tank cover
5000+ lumen under mirror mounted LedRider lights
STaintune pipes with original pipes supplied
Triple ball mount
New set of Michelin Pilot Road 4 tyres
Colour coded Top Box
2 spare panniers slightly scuffed (Gadgets wreck retrieved)
12 months Qld registration
Will come with an assortment of extra bits.

Asking price is $8250 with 79,900 km on the clock.Located in Brisbane.
Willing to negotiate with OzSToc members.Can sell minus Smuggler if not required.
PM or comment if interested
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 07, 2017, 09:47:29 PM
Fork seals and steering head bearing done within the last 6 months.
Will also come with a daytime black (reflective silver) sticker kit....Bike-quip i think.
I will add more info on extra bits when i find them  :grin   
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: ST2UP on July 07, 2017, 09:58:27 PM
 :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 07, 2017, 10:03:38 PM
Unfortunately Chris it's literally the last thing i want to do,but ...
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Jdbiker on July 07, 2017, 10:11:23 PM
:'( :'( :'( :'( :'(


Me too☹️
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: ST2UP on July 07, 2017, 10:14:41 PM
Unfortunately Chris it's literally the last thing i want to do,but ...

Future riding plans/bike ?????
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 07, 2017, 10:31:32 PM
No plans at the moment.
Need a resolution which may be some time away.
Left shoulder is currently good although a bone shaving could be on the cards down the track.
The specialist thinks the right one is heading down the track of going frozen.
Then there is the nerves in both elbows starting to roll out of the joints.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: StinkyPete on July 07, 2017, 10:44:32 PM
So sorry to hear that health issues have put your riding on the back burner.  I hope you can get back in the saddle again in the not too distant future.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: johnnyYTED on July 07, 2017, 10:47:23 PM
 :dred11
STimpy I'll swap my vulva for it,, oops that's Volvo... :grin
 :eek :cuss :spank :butt :nahnah :OldMan :rofl :crackup
sorry to hear about your dicky knee,, oh shoulder   :spank
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 07, 2017, 10:58:18 PM
Don't mention Knees Johnny  :p
When i was doing my physical to use the work gym last week for physical strengthening...well you just have to laugh don't you.

Thanks Pete.I guess it's a lesson in getting older and falling apart.
Hopefully we can get back to touring sooner rather than later.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Abe on July 08, 2017, 07:13:12 AM
Sorry to hear this news STimpy, but we may still ride to or from a Nat Rally in the future, even if both of us are on a mobility scooters.

Good luck with the sale.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: STroppy on July 08, 2017, 08:15:25 AM
Sorry to hear that Duncan but I may not be far behind you. Extremely painful neck and right shoulder have prevented me from doing much riding since Perth last year. Still undergoing treatment . . Probably caused by whiplash in a car incident in 1965, a passenger in a Triumph Herald hit from behind at high speed.

Might be driving to RTE's in the future . . . 😥
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 08, 2017, 08:37:28 AM
That's doesn't sound good Terry ! The folly of youth returning to haunt. 
I went to a proper Physiotherapist yesterday only to be told i had a lot of tension in my neck shoulders and back which i hadn't realised.
Had acupuncture,a physio session then got trussed up like a turkey with race tape.
Not pretty  :fp 
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Shiney on July 08, 2017, 03:37:16 PM
Very sad news mate :'( :'( :'(
Can you still drive?
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 08, 2017, 04:22:14 PM
Very sad news mate :'( :'( :'(
Can you still drive?

yeah,but i sold the car 2 weeks ago :o
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Gadget on July 08, 2017, 07:07:26 PM
So tempting, but not allowed.

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Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Biggles on July 08, 2017, 08:31:31 PM
The MC cruise that lost its mojo after a tyre change is a common problem.  The tyre changer has increased the gap bretween the pick-up and the hub magnets.  squeeze the arm towards the wheel to get a 2mm gap and you'll have a functioning MC again.  Then you can forget about selling it!    |-i

It's a fantastic set-up.  I envy any buyer, especially at the price.  I'm leery of high kays, but not in this case.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Biggles on July 08, 2017, 08:32:26 PM
Oh- and are the advert pictures for a touring company or a bike sale??     :p
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 08, 2017, 09:36:52 PM
I had Brian ( Farkleit)  service the cruise in May. I expect it will be a simple fix as you suggested Biggles but I have not gotten around getting on the ground to give it a look over yet.

A great bike Maketh for great touring pictures as we all know  ;-*
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 09, 2017, 02:31:59 PM
Extra extra bits :     standard windscreen
                             orange indicators(replaced with clear jobbies)
                             towbar(frame)minus the top brackets(under seat)towball & electrics
                             radiator hoses(from the silver 03) 1 new,1 used
                             lambswool covered pillion seat
                             oil filter removal tool
                             half full bottle of genuine honda radiator fluid
                             spare new left side tip over cover


                     
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 09, 2017, 02:38:11 PM
Oh and 1 or 2 standard air filters ( replaced by a K & N ) and various RAM mounts.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 12, 2017, 10:03:09 AM
Link to the Ad here ;

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/alexandra-hills/motorcycles/2005-honda-st1300-sports-tourer/1153668946?edited=true (http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/alexandra-hills/motorcycles/2005-honda-st1300-sports-tourer/1153668946?edited=true)
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 13, 2017, 06:39:04 PM
The MC cruise is now going gang busters.
As Biggles suggested it was just a matter of tickling the sensor back within magnet reading tolerance  :thumbsup
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Sicman on July 13, 2017, 07:00:04 PM
This post just appeared in my news feed for the first time - Thats the second post this week that popped up with heaps of replies but its the first time I had seen them Wot thuh
Bugga Stimpy - Sounds like you and Stroppy should have used the other arm a few times to reduce the wear and tear  :whistle ;-* :grin

That bike should be a nice pickup for someone :-)
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 13, 2017, 07:05:02 PM
Ian(Beatup)seems to think it was from the recent regular visits to the craft brewery not far from home as the crow flies.That would be a much more enjoyable way to have obtained the injuries but alas it's just repetitive heavy lifting
(again not from the  :beer)
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: STroppy on July 13, 2017, 07:33:55 PM
Ian(Beatup)seems to think it was from the recent regular visits to the craft brewery not far from home as the crow flies.That would be a much more enjoyable way to have obtained the injuries but alas it's just repetitive heavy lifting
(again not from the  :beer)

However, we KNOW the real reason . .  WOW:
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on July 22, 2017, 10:49:20 AM
Asking price is $8250 with 79,900 km on the clock.Located in Brisbane.
Willing to negotiate with OzSToc members.Can sell minus Smuggler if not required.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: LeaST4Me on August 01, 2017, 07:33:10 PM
Geez Duncan I don't log on for a bit & read this! What's going on man for goodness sake your housemate is dating a doctor there must be something can be done for when a man parts with his bike he is never the same - just ask my wife she actually bought me a bike (Suzi Gixxer) many years ago because I was becoming unbearable to live with without 2 wheels. Anyway I have had 2 shoulder reconstructions the first also involved a bone scrape, a couple of tendon reattachments etc. the after pain was without understating it somewhat severe but in a few short months I was riding again. It must be past time we dropped around with a couple odf good reds for a chat?
All the best Mate :blu13
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on August 01, 2017, 08:05:00 PM
Hey Mike,hard to consult the doctor when the surgery is in Vanuatu  :grin

I think to some degree by multiple parties involved(local gp,insurer,1st physio provider) there has been mis-steps made.
My employer has a new return to work specialist (ex paramedic) that has really put things on the right track but we now have issues with both shoulders/both ulnar nerves and today's results from yesterday's MRI found C6/C7 inflammation just for something different (though not the cause of the ulnar disruption).   

Catch up for a red soon  :hatwave
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on August 02, 2017, 05:15:35 PM
Will consider swap for mid to large size registered 4wd of similar value
- Hilux Landcruiser Maverick Rocky etc .

Left knee starting to play up,the nag is one hobbled step closer to the glue factory  :grin
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: STroppy on August 02, 2017, 08:00:24 PM
Will consider swap for mid to large size registered 4wd of similar value
- Hilux Landcruiser Maverick Rocky etc .

Left knee starting to play up,the nag is one hobbled step closer to the glue factory  :grin

A 1999 Ford Explorer, 240,000 ks?
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on August 02, 2017, 08:28:23 PM
Will consider swap for mid to large size registered 4wd of similar value
- Hilux Landcruiser Maverick Rocky etc .

Left knee starting to play up,the nag is one hobbled step closer to the glue factory  :grin

A 1999 Ford Explorer, 240,000 ks?

Not the good old Ford Exploder  :grin That being a polite no thanks  :grin
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Williamson on August 02, 2017, 09:11:28 PM
Will consider swap for mid to large size registered 4wd of similar value
- Hilux Landcruiser Maverick Rocky etc .

Left knee starting to play up,the nag is one hobbled step closer to the glue factory  :grin

A 1999 Ford Explorer, 240,000 ks?

Not the good old Ford Exploder  :grin That being a polite no thanks  :grin

If it ain't exploded by now, you have one of (the perhaps) the good ones.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: STroppy on August 03, 2017, 09:25:20 AM

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If it ain't exploded by now, you have one of (the perhaps) the good ones.
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It has been looked after well and not abused. Most exploded either diff or transmission from towing heavy loads. I have an XLT fitted with a cargo barrier and it also has 2 spares.

Never had a problem with it.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on August 27, 2017, 02:20:47 PM
Price reduced to $7777.
Not a single response from Gumtree after 6 weeks apart from Mr Franks regarding the smuggler which i will happily part with after the bike sells.STill spending money on it.
I will probably get it professionally cleaned & detailed prior to NatRally as i can't do it myself.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: RubenCan on August 29, 2017, 08:51:38 PM
Hey STimpy  :thumbs ,
I have to say that the longer I see your bike the closer I get to making the jump. :phone I have even spoken to SWAMBO about it. Problem is that I don't want to get rid of the 11 although placing the 11 on club plates might be a solution. (I am paying a fortune already in regos and insurances for the whole family as it is, bloody kids) Then there'd be two STeeds and Batgirl (2015 GL1800B) in the stable.
Ooooh the conundrum.   :think1
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on August 30, 2017, 04:50:50 PM
She is a fine mistress Ruben,one which i'm reluctant to give up.
I was hoping for a conclusive decision from my specialist appointment today in the direction of surgery &/or career retraining but i left with referrals for ultrasound scans & peripheral nerve studies to be done on both elbows instead which leaves me with unresolved shoulder tendonitis x 2 and a partially frozen shoulder STill up in the air as well.
She is STill a joy to ride albeit in a manner unfitting of a long distance STeed.
I think we are both in need of a long rambling adventure !
The order from Partzilla arrived yesterday and she now has a new & unstained left pie warmer lid,a brace of new mirror cover spring washers and some rubber fork top caps.

See you at Wooli   :grin
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on September 13, 2017, 11:13:55 AM
One offer of $6500 max.
She is going in for a major service next week in time for the huge trip to Wooli  :fp
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on October 03, 2017, 08:14:25 AM
Major service done,now has a 139db STebel air horn and STill no takers.
Posted another ad on Gumtree,don't see the point in throwing away money on Bikesales  :o
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: CallMeSteve on October 13, 2017, 04:46:08 PM
Just had a peek at the ad.  Gee, awesome looking bike. They don't know what they are passing up.  Hope you find a taker for it soon.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on December 13, 2017, 01:09:50 PM
Price drop to $6500 minus the Corbin Smuggler....
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: StinkyPete on December 13, 2017, 01:42:54 PM
STimpy, I'm actually tempted as mine now has 175,000km on the clock and still going strong, but the RDL and the MCCruise, as well as the low mileage make your bike very attractive.  At this stage I'm very reluctant to spend the dollars I would need to for an RDL and MCCruise for mine, on a bike that in all probability is worth no more than $3,000, to someone else anyway.  Too bad it's not RED which would just about have me going to the Home Financial Manager on my  "I need replacement bike honey"  knees.   :crackup

I've registered for a test ride of the 2018 GoldWing, but figure I'll never be able to afford it.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on December 13, 2017, 02:01:42 PM
Your faithful STeed had plenty of life left yet Pete !
If i am put out to paSTure in time, i will be joining JYT,STroppy & Marion/PC for a tour of Tasmania in March...but reality tells me that it will not be on the bike sadly.
Keeping it just for short rides seems like it's doing it no juSTice but i'm happy to keep on keeping on until it sells.
My next choice of Steed would make Gadget happy at least  ;-*

Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Gadget on December 13, 2017, 07:39:46 PM
It's a great price, but SWMBO says No.

I'm guessing the next steed will get the spidey sense tingling.

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Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: StinkyPete on December 13, 2017, 07:48:12 PM
Your faithful STeed had plenty of life left yet Pete !

I agree.   Compression is still right up there, and valve clearances have been checked on schedule and have never needed adjusting. Fluids have always been regularly changed.  She has new swing arm bearings, UV joint in the drive shaft, and now a new final drive and should be good for ages.  I still get a bit excited every time I climb aboard.   :grin
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on December 13, 2017, 07:52:09 PM
It's a great price, but SWMBO says No.

I'm guessing the next steed will get the spidey sense tingling.

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 :think1 the next STeed will have 4 wheels  :o
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Shillas on December 14, 2017, 05:14:12 AM
Very tempting  :think1
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Biggles on December 14, 2017, 12:29:08 PM
It's a great price, but SWMBO says No.

I'm guessing the next steed will get the spidey sense tingling.


 :think1 the next STeed will have 4 wheels  :o

I wouldn't be so sure.  I wonder if a three-wheeled machine (with just 1 at the rear) that requires a helmet and bike licence might be hinted at?  I don't think he's especially a fan of Peter Parker.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on December 14, 2017, 01:02:47 PM
Yes Biggles, Gadget was referring to a 3 wheeled abomination.
He also knows i hate them with a passion  :grin
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: STroppy on December 14, 2017, 05:28:38 PM
Yes Biggles, Gadget was referring to a 3 wheeled abomination.
He also knows i hate them with a passion  :grin

I thought Gadget was referring to his next STeed, not yours STimp?
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Gadget on December 14, 2017, 05:54:30 PM
Yes Biggles, Gadget was referring to a 3 wheeled abomination.
He also knows i hate them with a passion  :grin

I thought Gadget was referring to his next STeed, not yours STimp?
A little from column A and a little from column B. :stirpot :grin

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Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Biggles on December 14, 2017, 07:05:12 PM
A little from column A and a little from column B.  :grin

Knowing you love affair with VDubs, that suggests one of those trikey thingeys with a blatting engine.     :-(((

You're gonna need to find a new club...    :whistle
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Gadget on December 14, 2017, 09:07:21 PM
More likely this one around retirement time, or the latest model.

http://au.brp.com/content/canam-spyder/en_AU/2017-models/touring/spyder-rt-limited.html

:hijacked

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Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on January 30, 2018, 03:56:21 PM
After being overwhelmed with inquiries and (1) actual test ride it's safe to say i will be keeping Big Blue for the foreseeable future.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Shiney on January 31, 2018, 01:56:10 AM
Both bad news :'( and good news mate :thumbsup

But I'm sure (now that you are keeping Big Blue) that you'll have a great time continuing riding around (even if only short distances)  :thumb
And one of these days the docs may even fix you up to the point that you can ride without pain :runyay
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: STroppy on January 31, 2018, 07:57:15 AM
Is Tassie still on the radar?
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Biggles on January 31, 2018, 10:55:12 AM
After being overwhelmed with inquiries and (1) actual test ride it's safe to say i will be keeping Big Blue for the foreseeable future.

Boy, am I glad to hear that!
Now to get to work on that ride fitness so you can do some proper rides.     :runyay 
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: johnnyYTED on January 31, 2018, 11:32:46 AM
 :blk13 :dred11

Boy, am I glad to hear that!
Now to get to work on that ride fitness so you can do some proper rides.     :runyay
STimpy  :think1 maybe STart slowly making your way to Melb. and get on the ferry with Terry and I. juST plan short days and lQQk at the bed shed fed topic. Come to Tassie with us.  ;-*
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on January 31, 2018, 05:24:05 PM
I have received 2 inquiries this morning - 1 of which has organised a test ride on sunday,the other a possible inspection after travelling from the sunshine coast mid next week.
As i had already organised an oil/filter and pad change over tuesday/wednesday i also obtained a Roadworthy today while it was there picking her up.
It remains to be seen if anyone will actually turn up &/or buy the thing.

I have no resolution to the now 4 or possibly 5 upper body injuries
(the C spine is contentious)

I may get a payout by the time Tassie rolls around or i may still be biding my time at the insurance/employers leisure. Everything is an unknown factor.
On the positive side i am walking around 10 kms a day at work. As for riding i'm good for about 45 mins with the aid of cruise. Not ideal.
If it comes to it i may well fly down for a few days and catch up in a hire car  :grin
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on February 07, 2018, 05:54:42 PM
No Joy after 3 enquiries over Jan 31/Feb 1st.
The inspection/test ride was cancelled sunday morning after he test rode a 13 at a dealership. Too heavy and unmaneuverable apparently.
 
After exchanging messages from someone in N.S.W asking dumb questions about the bike (the ad is VERY detailed)insulting the price and then informing me he was going to test ride other bikes around sydney then get back to me.
I informed him i would not sell it to him. :cuss wit

If it does not sell by the time the roadworthy time/kilometers are up then i will keep her.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: johnnyYTED on February 07, 2018, 07:51:25 PM
 :blk13 :dred11
No Joy after 3 enquiries over Jan 31/Feb 1st.
 Too heavy and unmaneuverable apparently.
 
I dont underSTand that! I find the ST1300 feels light and nimble, and I find it very manouverable. Maybe Jackson should teST ride an 1100 so he can see the difference. On his FB profile he has dirt bike pics maybe he hasnt ridden a roadbike before.
 
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Shiney on February 08, 2018, 03:25:16 PM
:blk13 :dred11
No Joy after 3 enquiries over Jan 31/Feb 1st.
 Too heavy and unmaneuverable apparently.
 
I dont underSTand that! I find the ST1300 feels light and nimble, and I find it very manouverable. Maybe Jackson should teST ride an 1100 so he can see the difference. On his FB profile he has dirt bike pics maybe he hasnt ridden a roadbike before.

It could also be that the Dealership's bike had under inflated tyres?
(I have had work done at dealerships and when I got the bike back found the tyres between 36 to 38 psi :eek)
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Williamson on February 08, 2018, 03:32:55 PM
It could also be that the Dealership's bike had under inflated tyres?
(I have had work done at dealerships and when I got the bike back found the tyres between 36 to 38 psi :eek)

Same here, but worse.  I recall first stop when test riding the Mighty CB1300 (back in 2008), was the servo in Whittlesea township where I upped the pressures from around 20psi to the recommended 38 / 42 (from memory).

Mmmmmm ............. much better.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: StinkyPete on February 08, 2018, 04:03:35 PM
It could also be that the Dealership's bike had under inflated tyres?
(I have had work done at dealerships and when I got the bike back found the tyres between 36 to 38 psi :eek)

I bought my ST1300 brand new in 2009 and had never owned or ridden a bike of that size and weight.   The dealer delivered it to me with 20 psi in the tyres.  :eek   I suspect that this was the pressure from when the bike was delivered to them in the crate, and the pre-delivery check before I took it was done by a muppet, if it was done at all.    It handled like shit, wallowed and had a tendancy to wash out the front in the corners.    Once the pressure was corrected, it went like it was on rails.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on February 21, 2018, 08:27:41 PM
After 7 months and 2 weeks with only 1 test ride it looks like i will be keeping big blue.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: STroppy on February 21, 2018, 08:44:26 PM
It probably needs to feel loved now . . A trip to Tassie would do it!
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on March 10, 2018, 11:13:53 AM
This morning i waved Big blue goodbye  >:()
The STeed has been sold to Craig from Toowoomba who should be joining the forum in due course meaning we will still get to see big blue at RTE's and National Rallies  :runyay

Recent developments in my injury claim will more than likely set in motion the involvement of professionals to sort out some liability aspects recently denied by the insurance company. Suffice to say no surgery will be done in the foreseeable future.

I am soon to be hurtled out the workplace door for "redeployment" quickly followed by an enormous shitfight  :fp

   
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300 - SOLD !
Post by: Shiney on March 10, 2018, 05:10:32 PM
Congrats on the sale mate :thumbsup

Sad to see it go :'(

But it's good to hear that big blue will still be showing up to RTE's :thumbs
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300 - SOLD !
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on March 10, 2018, 05:39:39 PM
As i will soon be un-gainfully "redeployed", i will be showing up to RTE's too   :hatwave
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300 - SOLD !
Post by: Cerebral Knievel on March 10, 2018, 05:51:29 PM
Craig has most certainly had his fair share of STruggles lately so i am very glad that he will be getting better and enjoying life more with a little help from Big Blue.
I could not be happier as a reluctant seller knowing that it could not have gone to a nicer  more deserving purchaser.   
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300 - SOLD !
Post by: Gadget on March 10, 2018, 06:26:37 PM
Pleased you've made a good sale.

Not pleased to hear of your situation.

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Title: Re: 2005 ST1300 - SOLD !
Post by: Bodø Glimt on March 10, 2018, 06:34:55 PM
Pleased you've made a good sale.
Not pleased to hear of your situation.

+1

but I don't actaully know all the ins and outs of your situation.
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300 - SOLD !
Post by: Shiney on March 10, 2018, 07:05:47 PM
As i will soon be un-gainfully "redeployed", i will be showing up to RTE's too   :hatwave

 :runyay :runyay :runyay
Title: Re: 2005 ST1300 - SOLD !
Post by: LeaST4Me on March 11, 2018, 11:59:34 AM
Duncan that is good and bad news. If you ever feel the need for a blast on an ST yell out
Best regards Mike and Leanne