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great day out today. weather was purrfect and visited the oil can cafe again just as it was opening so we got the first bacon and egg butties! the show wasn't as big as before but it was still good saw a nicely done CX in Gulf colours stopped off at Squires for an icecream and to check out the camp-site, it was really smelly guys then back to Holmfirth for a Latte pity Kev couldn't make it, although we did see some new throttle cables for him

Too true. As for the points of smells and train noise, I smell and snore so if people camp next to me I will mask both of these issues. Well, what are friends for eh

More like "Cruising up and down the main drag all night long"

They are actually side stands. Well they were when I started riding.

Hi As Sacha said if you are using the oil injection system (I recommend keeping the oil pump and not running on pre mixing oil into the petrol) you can use either, just block off the one you don't use as it will allow extra air into the motor and that would cause trouble.

Remove left cover press starter button and find starter selonoid ( thing going buzz) remove the 2 heavy wires and clean them up and reinstall. Clean the small wire as well, clean both battery terminals. and squirt some wd 40 in the start button..Bike should start. If not take a jumper wire and jump the 2 wires at the selonoid if the bike turns over then the selonoid is done

I may have misunderstood your question, but only ignore the oil pump delivery if you're not using the oil pump. I used the banjo bolt on my 1976 with a carb that doesn't have the inlet pipe. Alternatively, you could use the carb inlet for oil delivery and block off the banjo bolt one. How's that? Clear as mud?

They've already changed their mind!!

"Picture yourself on your deathbed...How many of us are going to say to ourselves, Fuck it I should have spent less time riding and more in the office? " http://youtu.be/LRQyEBY5YjQ

three times!

They cant forecast the next day correctly m never mind a month,,, . we can pitch tents on the high ground away from the ditch,, . its the food that stinks .

That's exactly the same reaction I had when my son gave me a slip of paper which said "I'm leaving home"

The kickstand thing is about horses (no, I know horses don't have kickstands.) You get on and off a horse from the left, so when motorbikes first appeared they mounted the bike the same way they mounted a horse. Putting the kickstand down with the left foot puts that foot on the ground first and so is easy to dismount on the left, like dismounting a horse.