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Whats the correct way of washing your bike?
Wombledog replied to Super_Shabz's topic in Yamaha Workshop
Seems to me the best way to wash a bike is to get Goff to do it Regards WD -
Thats gotta hurt Wd
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The good thing about Jensen Button winning is that it follows on from Lewis Hamilton's success, showing that we can produce drivers of world championship quality
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Some time ago Top Gear did a piece about how there is always an astra van wanting to overtake you, however it won't be long before the EU limits the top speed of all new vans, Regards Wombledog
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Hi Jim, Supposedly the idea of the legislation is to improve the skills of professional drivers and therefore road safety, personally I do think that all professional drivers should undergo the training / retraining irrespective of what they drive as whilst there are some very professional drivers out there, there are also some that leave an awful lot to be desired. As someone who has worked in all aspects of the road transport industry for nearly 35 years and has held a cat C+E (old class one) licence for 27 I think I'm qualified to comment. Regards WD PS I think you'll find dust cart drivers may be exempt
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The driver CPC for buses started last September and for lorries it is this September (new drivers only) existing drivers have 5 years to complete the training from the above dates. however it is a vocational requirement, therefore you can pass a HGV test and if all you do is drive your own horsebox, you do not need the cpc, Regards WD
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Depression
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If you can get the panels to Scunthorpe A signs on Midland Road did some for me regards Wombledog
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www.fs1e.co.uk have decided to re-instate and keep a register of all fizzies. The purposes of the register are:- To try and identify how many fizzies are still out there. To help with identification and dating of fizzies. Any information supplied will be kept confidential and secure and will not be used for any commercial or marketing purposes. If you wish to add your fizzy to the register Please send you details into [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------- What we need is: 1. Model: 2. Reg Nuumbr: 3. Date of registration: 4. Colour: 5. Frame Number: 6. Engine Number: 7. Complete or in bits: 8. Mot'd? 9. Any other info? Please do send in by eMail. Thanks in Advance! Regards Wombledog
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I think if you did it in silver it would need to match the engine casings regards Wombledog
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Maybe the reference to KR is to do with the speedblocks appearing on FS1e's, I would chrome the springs or as a second choice do them black Regards Wombledog
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You could try posting on the wanted section of the fizzy website as someone always seems to be stripping a yb down for the engine Wombledog
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I agree with Goff the adverts are a pain, but I understand the need to fund the site and on that basis accept that they are a necessary evil. I also agree that some of the signatures and avatars are a bit ott, On the positive side I find the site interesting, informative and amusing regards Wombledog
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Here is a link for a parts manual http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/parts/home.aspx Step 1. Select Motorcycles from the drop down list Step 2. Select 1966 from the drop down list Step 3. Select YL1 from the drop down list Regards WD
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Hi All, Has anyone ever stripped the rear dampers on a YAS1, I can see that there is a small roll pin through the top mounting, any ideas on how it comes apart after that regards WD
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Hi All, I've recently bought a non running YG1 and have discovered that the clutch actuating lever (that is inside the crankcase cover is missing) The part is discontinued, does anyone have one kicking around that they would be either willing to sell or loan me so I can get something engineered, I would be willing to pay any carriage charges regards Wombledog
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Do you still have them for sale? regards Wombledog