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No but is an idea to see where it's coming from, just so you know, check your oil every week anyway to be sure it's not pouring out other than that all bikes leak somewhere, try owning a Bonnerville or old BSA if you want to see oil pissing out, now Jimmy will be along to defend the honour of all things Triumph Just to say have you checked the torque tightness of the head? especially as it has not been on the road for a while, gaskets can get a bit stiff and crunchy if you leave them to long, it might just be that they need a good few runs out to get the oil flowing ok and the gaskets to spread after it has been laid up for a while. Don't panic it's just a temporary thing I'm sure.

I don't know how at almost 60 I missed the whole two stoke scene, but man are these things fun. Better late than never

sounds like a boomtown rats song.. "silicone chips inside my carb...."

It in fact was silicone sucked into the main jet.

No chance slice. I only pick fights I have a chance of winning

you could try Motoduro UK thats where I got my inlet manifold for the IT250 from.

could be rubbish in the fuel too blocking the carb, check tank filter as you have run low and it draws the dregs from the bottom of th tank bikes are good characer buiding machines

Congratulations. Stay safe and enjoy that beautiful beast

he must of hidden the sock!!

Dragged it out into the sunshine today for some happy snaps, let's see if it makes it into Practical Sportsbike magazine!

http://distractify.com/matt-buco/archaeologists-pull-out-ancient-dildo/

As long as you don't show the bloke getting his head ripped off or the other leg going through your back window you'll be fine

PSML https://youtu.be/1inR2b7PS5M

Ooh! I can be famarse! Gonna sort everything out tomorrow and take some fresh snaps et, OMG this would be awesome!! Not sure if I should include the picture of my pulling the fork legs apart using my car and two bits of chain...

Keep the insides clean and well oiled and the outside covered with a nice layer of grime. That's my top tip. Service as per the manual but every 12 months or 6k miles sounds about right. As already mentioned, use a good quality motorcycle oil.

I got this completely wrong!! I thought it was about one hit wonders on YOC, like my favorite has to be. how can I make my 125 go faster

Maybe we can find out at Squires, haha!

Tenner says it wont

Nina Simone... My mum is a huge fan and named me after her (even though it was her stage name). But then again, who wants to be called Eunice?!

GREAT stuff spur " it was 21 degrees up north today, , get out and enjoy it, and that's a new one that, the cams, good info,

Pleased for you, enjoy the ride, they are good bikes if you look after them