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drewpy

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  1. drewpy replied to Dutch Growler's post in a topic in Classics
    excellent wite up and pretty much spot on with my ownership of this bike, although mine pulls up to red line ( well it did when i was racing an rd at wombwell). you can replaces the plastic swing arm bushes (original yam) with bronze type which last a lot longer. to the forum manic drewps
  2. drewpy replied to ardo's post in a topic in General
    loads on ebay drewps
  3. drewpy replied to barkwindjammer's post in a topic in General
    "Yurt" having a laugh arn't you? I build me own shelters if I'm doing survival camps. they work really well when its dry
  4. drewpy replied to Joshua2's post in a topic in General
    the gp boys clutcless up shift but have ignition control which cut the engine as the gear lever goes up. that way they hold the throttle open all the way up the gears. they use clutch on down shift, but with slipper clutches so the back wheel don't lock up!! I'vre done it, but nothing to gain and I may break a 30 yr old bike!!
  5. drewpy posted a post in a topic in Video Section
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  6. they are not fixed just mechanically hidden
  7. drewpy replied to dt250Man's post in a topic in Classics
    also check you are charging. 14.5 volts @ 3k revs ( when it starts) try disconnecting the head lamp and see if it works ok again!!
  8. drewpy replied to kmac's post in a topic in Classics
    where they ultrasonically cleaned? its amazing what comes out of "cleaned" carbs, we had a thread last year where the guy swore blind his carbs were clean ( till he saw the light)
  9. sounds like its running a little weak, adjust your pilot settings front of carbs. until you get the floats sorted, you can't expect too much in the way of performance!! I do like the quiet surburban backdrop, then start revving the bike up and the dog starts barking etc
  10. drewpy replied to HotelBushranger's post in a topic in Classics
    no where near, 650 engine is taller.
  11. drewpy replied to jamax's post in a topic in Yamabyss
  12. or DAZ or OMO or Persil
  13. drewpy replied to dt250Man's post in a topic in Classics
    yep, battery and flooding, that'll mess it up and even if the battery has 12v, the amps may be gone. happened to mine in the pissing rain, it started missing and wouldn't run over 50 mph. new battery and voila!!
  14. drewpy replied to jamax's post in a topic in Video Section
    youth of today eh!!!
  15. drewpy replied to Paulwhite's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    you'll need a good amp charge to turn over the bike and run the CDI. get your battery amps checked or buy a new one as I think yours is on its way out!!
  16. drewpy replied to the doc's post in a topic in Classics
    you don't need Lead Replacement Petrol, all jap bikes from the 70's were designed to run on unleaded. As OG said check filter and vacuum petrol tap. you would be well to strip those carbs and give the bike a good service. Also coils can break down after a bit due to their age.
  17. drewpy replied to pilninggas's post in a topic in Video Section
    re-enforced concete is very strong
  18. drewpy replied to HotelBushranger's post in a topic in Classics
    so long as you ask them to supply the jets for a 250, can't see why not
  19. drewpy replied to mooch's post in a topic in Classics
    will this one do? here try yambits site as well
  20. why? coz you always leave late, as you come too quick
  21. drewpy replied to pilninggas's post in a topic in Video Section
    it tumbled like a matchbox? never seen matchboxes tumbling so i couldn't comment
  22. drewpy replied to jaydw's post in a topic in General
    there is a site here and here
  23. voodvale rally is on only stunt bikes but loads of petrol head stuff like this
  24. drewpy replied to Pharao's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    good tip. some people melts tie wraps into the crack to weld a repair