Bandit and SV Owners Club

Who is your pillion?

bikerbitch — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 20:31:09 GMT

I am pillion to Lee (oneeyedbandit) but i also have my own bike.

I prefer being pillion,but there are times when i hate it.

So....who is your pillion?

Here you are

Tim750 — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 07:16:20 GMT

We have had a request for a page where pillions can chat so here you go

Dont ask me any pillion questions I've only been one once in 82 and it scared the crap out of me and i've never been pillion since

Changes to the Forum

OneeyedBandit — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 15:37:33 GMT

As you may have already have noticed.

The Admin team have done a few changes to the forum in terms of a new skin and also preventing guests from viewing the forum.

BSVOC is committed in having new forum members who can contribute to the forum. Hopefully should full membership of the BSVOC interest you, you can join the club from �18 a year, which will allow you to make posts in the Club Pages section of the Forum.

Full details of how to join the club are included inside.

So please ...

Coming soon - New updated Website

OneeyedBandit — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 15:19:24 GMT

Ladies & Gentlemen.

A new and improved Bandit and SV Owners Club website is currently being worked on, it will still appear at http://www.bandit-sv-owners-club.co.uk

It will feature links to.

The History of the club

Details of the Bandit and SV Models.

How to Join the Club and the discounts available for listed companies.

Latest snippets of News and Articles from Members and BSVOC show attendances.

A section showing the latest modifications and custom parts ...

Members - We need pictures of your bikes.

OneeyedBandit — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 21:05:17 GMT

I am in the process of updating the website and require pictures of members bikes for the gallery.

They must be digital and of high quality, therefore your camera settings must be set to the maximum setting so each picture must be around 2mb in size. Have a look at your manual to find out how to change these settings.

The views must show the right hand side of the bike and must be in the full frame of the photo from left to right. Therefore to get the best picture I would advise sitting ...