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drewpy
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Tommy called round tonight. He wanted to balance the carbs on his XJR It took longer to take the tank off than balance the carbs, although I have done it quite a few times. Anyway, we went out for a little bimble to Lymn Dam just coz it was a nice evening and we could next time you see these together will be in Spain, 4 weeks to go woo hoo
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that's a huge piston, whats the rev range on the new engine? looking good though
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Steve
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my front forks don't charge the battery either
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its his birthday today too
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nasty, but you came away from stepping hill alive? well done apart from hyperbolic chamber and plenty of glucosamine nothing else really
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Tom
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Kev's around, I think he's had some personal issues to sort and his Tank is being repainted (sherman, wrong olive drab)
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here's the photo's, unless they go back to the old format, there's no point in going. I also noted there were a lot less classic bikes this year, mostly track bikes painted on waiting to go on the track Oil can
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checked your air filter for flow? the mix screw turned out richens the mix. when did you last check ignition timing and checked contact gap/dwell?
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try the air beds from decathlon I got one which weighs 1.5 lb and about the size of my hand. dead comfy too
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Jason Killed it with his allergies
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be careful, not all cables can be oiled as some have a silicone lining and oil will swell them with dire results.
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sounds like a plan mate. leave McD's at 9 so may come a little earlier for a coffee. pikkies were good last year and it all went to charity
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28 front and 30 rear on the FZ600. it also differs on each track. depends how twisty etc
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inn
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you mean around the cable nipple? yes leave it on, its nylon and very hard wearing and acts like a bearing between soft alloy and the brass nipple
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fowlers parts online have fiches
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this is new members welcome NOT workshop section. please post in the relevant section
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Vlad
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ace write up, now really looking forward to Spain. Hopefully my panniers and engine bars will save me if I tumble.
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get a merino wool base layer next, they keep you cool in summer and warm in winter
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I think they will be annoying after and hour in the saddle
