Mick, is that like not naming a calf or piglet at birth incase you inevitably get round to eating it one day when fully fattened grown.......? 

What would you use for wild boar? Plenty of them around here.

 

I agree with Mister Davey's comment above. Mark communicates very quickly in a logical, understandable way. He is the best and I would trust him with my bank account (all £2.50 of it  . If only all companys were the equal 

A lifetime ago! or so it feels!

Plenty of those round near me, they come out and pack cold tar in the hole, don't even bother cleaning the hole or sweeping all the loose tarmac up, 6 months later the hole is back. Useless they are, cheapest hole fixers they can find.

You have all seen my low screen / Madstad on my 650 , I am tended to that size screen . Mostly for the quiet ( Fecked left ear , as Sir Trev said , nekked bikes ARE the quietest  ) and screens tall enough to cover my 6 foot 4 seem to make fast turn in harder 
But Micks post is echoing the one mod that made the most difference for me , ie my gear not the bike 
Quiet well fitting helmet , silk balaclava worn all year round , like "wicking" base layers keeps you cool too , though a helmet with good venting is key , especially when using the below .
Then a wind jammer pro
https://www.proline-sports.co.uk/acatalog/pro-tour-windjammer/
And finally a long scarf  wrapped round that , blessed quiet ...relatively.

Oh ....and good leathers rather than textiles ( I have both , but keep the textiles for the CRF , as it is SLOW  )....the lack of " flap " at speed is definitely a thing with noise and buffetry  , It is most apparent when putting wet gear over the leathers ...who turned up the volume... 

Ho Hum