Posted January 24, 201510 yr Moderator sounds interesting and can save stripping the sump plug Quick Valve http://www.quickvalve.co.uk/f106_details.htm
January 24, 201510 yr If you ever do strip the thread on the sump , a cork from a sherry bottle or similar can keep you rolling until you can fix it properly .
January 24, 201510 yr Cheers Drewps, this does sound interesting. I've bookmarked it to look into it in more detail especially the one where you can fit a drain hose.
January 24, 201510 yr looks like something else to leak, never stripped a sump plug there always well lubricated are't they. Drew you must spend hours just trying to find something to buy how many sump plugs have you ever stripped ?
January 24, 201510 yr Author Moderator looks like something else to leak, never stripped a sump plug there always well lubricated are't they. Drew you must spend hours just trying to find something to buy how many sump plugs have you ever stripped ? but its a lot easier to drain off the oil than trying to reuse/buy the sealing washer
January 26, 201510 yr Can just imagine coming back to the bike in the car park with a big puddle of oil underneath where some toe rag has come along and drained it just for fun.
January 26, 201510 yr Moderator but its a lot easier to drain off the oil than trying to reuse/buy the sealing washer Mine is copper. Just re-aneal it. 2mins with a blowtorch. That just looks like bolt on trouble.
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