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Everything posted by drewpy
- Taco needle
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Kawasaki GPz 750 R Problem
they either supply the diaphrams with or without, depending on the model how easily they are replaced. I know peeps who have fitted them to the XS slides
- hi its me
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Classic? the grandaddy of em all? YD1
wow that's old, i think Yam started in '55
- Prime Minister
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Kawasaki GPz 750 R Problem
try NRP for diaphrams, based in the old lost property room at Victoria station Manchester
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How To Draw Really Good - Spiderman
your welcome, Glad you appreciate Art when you see it
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Gilera 4V project
I think I'll try a mix of both tomorrow and see how its goes. Cheers Guys. I'll take a pickie when its done.
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How To Draw Really Good - Spiderman
Here's a tutorial on drawing Spiderman to a professional and realistic standard with a 3D effect. here's mine in greyscale, a special effect I found in photoshop. If you need any pointers, let me know!
- Kate Middleton Doll
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Gilera 4V project
got the brake stuff back from the chromers and they have done a really good job and only charged me £35 the problem is, when i try and put them on the splined brake cams, they won't fit on. it looks like the brake arms haven't been touched but I also had the brake cams Zinc'd I have tried kinetic energy and its not happening, anyone have a n idea what to do next. All I can think about is scraping some of the zinc away from the cams or maybe try and open up the arms up a bit
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Car accident question
trust me, tell the insurance company. let them sort it out. there is a strong possibility that the car behind might not be insured and as regards to claiming, if it wasn't your fault you won't get penalised even though you have to declare on renewal. what if someone wanted to claim whiplash (including yourself?) have you got 10k to pay out? as soon as you hand over money, you are admitting liabilty! could also be a scam with both parties in cahoots with each other!
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10 stupid people on bikes
skin job on the last one.
- Car " Filtering" Video
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Bike cuts out and won't start!!!
did you fix yours Paul?
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I Need Some Advice On Fairings
The Rochdale Cowboy, JonnyD
- Got overtaken by a DT
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Hi new cbt learner on the road beware!!
Luke
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Being vigilant near junctions has its perks.
wonder how up to date the that book is. I have a copy upstairs and thought it out of date and a bit naive when it comes to other road users. It assumes everyone else follows the rules
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Being vigilant near junctions has its perks.
I never assume they see you, or they wouldn't have come out in the first place
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Being vigilant near junctions has its perks.
pretty much standard, at least he stopped and you had a clear route through. usually you gets twats thinking they'll floor it and take you out as you approach
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cow horse?
regarding the water, there is no-where soft now. Its down to the nationalisation of water ie we all share the same pipe and water is spread around. I only know this as we had to start using hard water detergent in the dish washing machines along with salt. And Benny, its a dog eat dog world mate
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a valentines poem to turn the loved one on...
beautiful, Jimmy. Just beautiful
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Wednesday Bike meet?
your prob better off meeting where there is a show to go to, ie Telford show last weekend. I meet with airhead, quite often at shows.
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yama xs400 xs250 , are they any good ?
400's are better than the 250, they are lighter and have 38hp as opposed to 27hp. mine will run 80mph all day which is fast enough without getting your self into trouble. simple engines and cycle parts are interchangeable with other bikes in the yam range. they seem to be the choice for modding ATM which makes standard ones harder to find. there is a 360 which is quite rare now and has a lighter crank than the 400, similar power too big forum over at xs400.com or german site xs400.net my mate had a go on mine to Stafford and loved it