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that's smoking in the gloaming 🤣

Ken, did the NW500 a few years ago, loved it. Nice the 850 although I have a soft spot for the 750. I think it was the colours it were in. Do you get to go to the Bonfest at Kirriemuir?

Ignore Jimmy, he's pulling your leg. Welcome to the forum

have a soft set on my fz600 . mine have a strap and this is fitted under the seat to get trapped there. this holds them in place you can put some bungie cords to stop the bottom flapping around

to the site. this is just for intros. if you can proffer your question in the relevant sections in the forum this will save this area for the intros thanks

cool, sounds like a great project. some nice plethora of bikes you have there too

and he got served

why check ohms? you only tend to do that for the stator need to see if 14.4 volts are there when engine is at 2 -3 k revs either the battery on its way out or Reg/rec if you think charging is suspect.

sounds ok to me too. I'd give it a service, when are the valves due to be checked?

in Mr Ferreira. Very formal so long as your first name is not Lou and you turn green when angry, i'm sure we can help somehow

didn't say you need to throttle up

Dec, I suppose Ant will be on his way?

fz600 have oil coolers, its basically a screw on part and i converted mine to a spin on filter from a xjr400

you can use an infrared thermometer too. very handy for diagnostic and for covid19

good info, did you have to machine pockets for the valves?

check inlet manifold for cracks and leaks by spraying easy start around there to see if the revs rise.

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just keep it, not going to make a difference in the millions the DVLA take.

wow, I've spent a small fortune on just the top end of my TDM £90 just for a head gasket and that's for a twin cylinder bike.

to the forum I too own an XS400

An alternative is to use an ignitech unit

there's a technique to it, you don't want all power straightaway but a gradual process. I did mine so the leading edge touched fractionally before the rest

, Colin. love the tls front brake

nice bike