drewpy

it would be a slide hammer i suspect. to pull the shaft out. a bolt screwed in and a few taps outwards should dislodge it. just don't go mad as you'll bend the shaft. also use a forked peice of rod under the bolt head and tap on that to keep things square

my father in law got killed by a trucker and he got, well, a day in court and allowed to continue to drive with a slapped wrist. this may or may not help seeing as 2 year diving ban was mandatory ( clearly it wasn't in my case)

how can you compress the valve spring if the rocker isn't removed? I suggest you get a manual and read the steps before rushing into the job

check haynes for any model numbers. Bs34 etc

DIY = Don't Involve Yourself

3N6 model would have front rubber mounts

the cake is a lie

a case of didgereedon't

nope, he moved a year ago as I went to his new place for the Gilera. I have him on face ache too. Still knocking out some great seats

my son and I play guitar, he has 2 and I have 5 although one is a dean Caddy which is very slowly being customised.

mine passed with no kill switch. clean bars on the tracker

my tracker passed without one

nice, never tried a banjo and amazed how fast some can play. Llala has a guitar too

great when it fires up Noise looking good too

works for me, 0 penalty points and I can drive a Tank,like a cbx1000

that's coz your banned and have no licence

if your stuck in the middle of no-where, good thinking I say

the number of times I've bought " fantastic part" when it is clearly a load of crap beggars belief. the seat base is the important bit and getting £10 off is great. Leightons in brum do a great service or Matt Caulfield in Hyde (did my Gilera seat) is also good.

barstewards, must be someone on site then

very nice, particularly the TT's and trumpet!

dishwashers are great for this

guess whats on the Bay? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/yamaha-xs250-xs-250-xs400-seat-saddle-fin-vgc-genuine-item-side-strips-/291284584295?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts_13&hash=item43d1ea0767

the chain

sorry, if you look at the picture it is there!

It clamps over the sprocket and a laser pointer helps align the chain