drewpy

when you say you damaged the tophats, were they peened over? just get a local engineering firm to ream them out. I had to with the first lot of bronze bushes, the second lot i used the threaded bar.

they are probably those well nuts, those little rubber thingy's yep, looks like they are. I'd drill the head off and pop 'em. http://www.oemmotorparts.com/oem5.asp?M=Yamaha&T=XT%20R%20%20125&Y=2006&L=YA-XT-R-125-2&O=FRONT%20BODY&F=YA-XT-R-125-2_AS&L2=YA-XT-R-125-2_AS

Anyone used these guys based in Oxford? http://www.zircotec.com/page/--custom-bike-applications/163

must be the genes round your way. only seen a couple of twins round here and they seem well behaved and stick to the pavement

interesting, and how much?

put an old pillow under it before it comes off.

I got in an accident with a Smart Car today and it was completely wrecked. My motorbike is fine though.

i rebuilt an auto scooter with a fresh cylinder. the clutch bites at 5k revs so you have no choice on the engine speed TBH. good advice on tickover and letting it cool, re-torquing head. just don't let it under or over rev IMHO.

congrats on your fine purchase

no Almaboobies?

bang bang, your dead

Some german bloke interviews beatbox legend beardyman and its rather good

to Merv, 21 again!

Jerry Jerry Jerry!

bloody 'ell mate, life sucks sometimes! As Yazz would say... the only way is up!

I believe he won the disco dancing competition, but he was only walking to the bar for another eggnog!

your supposed to check squish with a piece of solder from inside the spark plug. Not sure what the DT is supposed to be though

merci beaucoup!

here's your bleeding flag

no probs Kev cheers

I'd get a overhaul kit or a known good M/C. which ever way, strip it down first

I think its all over.....it is now

to the YOC Jarrod

and that's your regular ride to work? insane man! I couldn't do it, those lorries got me.

I soaked the Gilera tank with white vinegar, shifts any rust and leaves a clean tank inside. Just put some light oil inside and swish around to protect it afterwards