drewpy

normaly a buck is made, that's how they made the bubble canopies for the ww2 aircraft, heat up the sheet and quickly put around the buck.

wouldn't rag it Tommy, if I took the tracker, there's no where to put camping stuff

we could all camp on your lawn free brews and food too

I don't think so. on the xs when I withdraw the rod, the BB can come with it and I just pop it back in. I can't believe Yam would design the engine, where the BB would drop into the gearbox when withdrawing the clutch rod

if he's not stripped it down, then the BB will still be there.

...woman?

here's a diagram, maybe #28 locates the lever

stereo

sounds like a push then. did you strip it down? possibility that there is a ball bearing at the clutch end and can come out if you withdraw the rod. also they needs adjusting to take up the slack

are they the clutches with the "mushroom" actuators to pull the plates or is it the rod and worm drive to push?

this is a good site to check what's on www.thebikerguide.co.uk

should have the fz mobile again by then, the A49 looks a good road down. Let you know in summer time, prob Tommy will come too

I enjoy the ride/race out with the two farts, and unfortunately couldn't camp as I was working next day. If ac/rd rally is in Derbyshire again, that's a really nice area for riding in. I think it's best to have something going on at the same time as that what adds to the event I'm seriously thinking of going to the Haynes museum as I've never been there!

that looks nice, the same shape as my tracker. how about getting some black plastic sheeting and you can mold it with a heat gun too?

I've seen a giant heater/blower on the runway at Chivenor de-icing the runway

what I do is copy the img bit in photobucket and then manually put the img tags in

doing me out of a job Jimmy

look forward to seeing the results John, can you toast a teacake on it too?

Bit of '70's nostalgia. Dave Croxford was hilarious about the TT circuit, he could even name a section and was racing it next day! chest felt asthmatic with all that smoking too

do as father says

some transfers came today from Classic Transfers, £12 delivered had the frame properly welded and they also welded my brackets on the fork legs (I need to dress them though) Frame went to Ashton Powder coat and they'll have it ready for this Friday A bit more painting needed and a bit of machining on some new parts (thanks Bob) as they are not perfect

mechanical removal, ie wire brush, then chemical. you really need to remove the items off the bike as you run the risk of scuffing the surrounds

when's the 2 stroke Squires meet this year?

whats that PVC restorer like. the one you use on window frames?