drewpy

your right, 30mm instead of 32mm standard. 'tis a very tight queeze in there

was travelling a fair lick, lambo at fault methinks

talking of Stafford, John Surtees is there in April

no probs

did the links not work? cmsnl was 21 euros so its available! did you try granbys or Martin @ motoward? also try Govenors bridge the 38 is def not available as I have to get mine re zinced

TBH not been a while myself as I'm always busy. Its a good twisty track (being a cart track primarily) the best racing I saw there was scooter racing, they were mad. its only 20 mins from me and if its a nice day, worth a trip out. Motowurx is based near there too and they do import bikes like the fz400 so I may call in and see what they have that'll fit the FZ600.

next time then Tommy, Its probably 1/2 way between us

Preston district road race this Saturday at 3 sisters race track http://www.prestondmc.co.uk/calendar/calendar.htm about a £5 to get in

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In other words......

I don't ride aggressively, just don't hang about but I get your point.

that's some journey, might see you at squires this year? free camping too check out the thread. not sure on the seat Q I'd give RK leighton a phone as they did my xs resto seat and did a brill job.

this may give you the horn..

which one is it? # 37 http://www.cmsnl.com/yamaha-xs400-2f-1979_model8711/partslist/E-03.html#results or #10 http://www.pgmyamaha.com/1a1-25377-00.html

FF for that. I'd keep checking the bike through the year anyway, so when it comes to MOT time, there will be little to do. I do my checking when I wash them, i ride fairly aggressively so I need it to be in top condition

what a day,brilliant. took the Gilera out to Lymm Dam about 40 miles in all. Bike ran a dream and glad I had that front brake too Terry Waite's local church in the background BTW

this is the only Cygnus x-1 I know about

good photo, we have a then and now page somewhere on the site

still got my halfords one too

well the coding was right, but you moved/deleted the photo within photobucket

same here

i had a playing card and a peg on the rear, flapping in the spokes, also Kelloggs gave away little beads which tinkled as you slowed down.

coming to Steam this Tuesday

the issue I have with these, you can't ping them to check tension/breakage

well I rechecked the contacts and they were closed up slightly so re-gapped, then redid the timing as it was too retarded. WOW, It flies now and the ugly duckling is now a very fine swan indeed! no bogging, clutch is slipping again as the new found power comes in and the vibration is a lot better too! happy days. I also helped a work colleagues lad to tune up his sr125 as it was dire. bled the brakes, stripped and cleaned the carb and dialled it in, did the valves, air in tyres, chain lubed and tightened. he took a great interest in doing ita nd was a pleasure seeing him get something out of the day. The bike now runs like a dream and stops like one too