Summer has basically about to start for me, what do you think I should start of fixing on my own in terms of looks before taking it to the shop to fix a fuel leak that I suspect is the fuel tap?

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Firstly confirm it is the fuel tap (disconnect the fuel pipe from the tap and see if it still leaks) then order a gasket set for that. Easily done and save yourself a few drachma

Firstly confirm it is the fuel tap (disconnect the fuel pipe from the tap and see if it still leaks) then order a gasket set for that. Easily done and save yourself a few drachma

Will give it a look, thank you sir!

Btw drachmas are preferred by some Greeks over here, not sure if they're trying to blame their debt on the euro after changing to it haha

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That gastly exhaust,,,,

That gastly exhaust,,,,

I agree!, i find BBQ paint works best on spannies.

also, get yourself a new seat cover! else the water will creep in through that tear on the right hand side and make your seat foam go all mouldy!.

also, get yourself a new seat cover! else the water will creep in through that tear on the right hand side and make your seat foam go all mouldy!.

We are talking about a bike in Greece foams. Dont recall rain being a big issue. A

well, nesting insects then.

i found a big-ass fookin hornet hiding in the seat foam of my DT50, really angry looking aswell with a massive arse dagger of death.

Actually in Greece, during winter, we can get decent amounts of rain, still though my DT will be in a garage most of the time, not sure if I would still own it if it wasn't indoors haha

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But still, having a rip on the seat on a bike like that is like having a super model wife with an amazing personality... and a huge hairy mole on her cheek... its not everything but its noticeable

Haha I'm going to change it for sure mate, thanks

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