wild foamy
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... Im not talking to you lot no more... ¬¬
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can't see why not if its leather,
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yep i was watching the sidecar racing with my old man, gives me all the more reason for getting a sidecar for my jawa
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i dont get mine until August :\
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yes, if it is rusty or needs oil
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looks like its missing one of its back lights nice ride though, very nice...
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its not only the heart that breaks...
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Builders
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ooh lah-dee-dah, get you, Mr "I dont like beer"
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i think you'll find thats more of a problem on your side of the pond with your light beer and nachos, us brits are made of harder stuff
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chicks take one look at my JAWA and fall at my feet, they can't resist it
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Im saying nowt
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chances are the seals need replacing in your brake master cylinder which is common for older bikes. you can replace them or find a second hand master cylinder instead, or do what drewpy said
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Agence de publicité Paris Lyon Grapheine
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but the battery is 6v, so the bulb will only be recieving 6v not 12v, thus it is twice as big as it needs to be and will be half as bright. well actually, taking into account ohms law it wont be EXACTLY half as bright, but you get the general idea
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its a 6V Battery
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yep "Fat chicks and Jawas, great fun to ride until your mates find out"
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Cager
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surely he would be getting a charging output even if it was a dead battery?, only when the bike is turned off the battery would not hold its charge
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take out the bulbs and check to see if they are 6 or 12v, its not a foolproof way of telling what voltage it is but if the majority are 6v then its probably a 6v system. what year is the bike? if you arent getting any output from the mag then this may be down to the reg/rec unit, check for an input voltage to this unit
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you're just scared of the power, you can't handle it The Blue Dragon is indeed a creature that can only be tamed by its master... me
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i dont se ewhy you bother, there doesnt seem to be much worth protecting
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Snow
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the bearings are standard parts and available online, you can probably buy rebuild kits for your specific bike. wrist pins usually come with the piston set so im not 100% sure you can get them seperately
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lol, some of you lot are nae right in tha heed
