drewpy

I've used chinese stuff beforebut I always check and measure it. Got a barrel and piston once and had to to do some careful machining for it to work.

to the forum Cath. A few on here go to Loomies

he wasn't being agressive 1am, just that we get a lot of one hit wonders and we are more of a community than other forums. An introduction is good netiquette and is appreciated on here. So a hello and intro is worth a lot more than you know.

A retired guy sits around the house all day so one day his wife says, "Barry, you could do something useful, like vacuum the house once a week". The guy gives it a moment's thought and says, "Sure why not. Show me to the vacuum". Half an hour later, the guy comes into the kitchen to get some coffee. His wife says, "I didn't hear the vacuum working, I thought you were using it"? Exasperated, Barry answers, "The stupid thing is broken, it won't start. We need to buy a new one". "Really", she says, "show me - it worked fine the last time". So he did videos.files.wordpress.com/Xblfe4qf/retired-vacum-cleaner_dvd.mp4 nicked this from 2 stroke forum

Hi Pete, Netiquette usually states that you introduce yourself in the new members area. next step is to post in the correct area, either classic or off road section. Drewps

your supposed to use toilet paper John, dirty bastard

Hi

dude I assume you have a museum with 50 bikes! can we all come round to play?

Looks good Rex

to the forum Joe For spares, eBay is usually your best bet or put a wanted ad in this forum. need pictures or you don't have one

make sure you get a sold secure gold or silver standard lock. Not all things were made equal www.soldsecure.com

mines the poor state of the roads, especially on unfamiliar b roads where biking is best enjoyed.

so your not on yer tod then looks fun, was camping all weekend

I have a set for the fz600 and like them. you can get short or long versions. If your having trouble with leverage, Id get the long ones. buy them from aliexpress, way cheaper but takes longer to get here http://www.aliexpress.com/af/fz6-brake-lever.html?ltype=wholesale&d=y&origin=n&isViewCP=y&catId=0&initiative_id=SB_20160229131735&SearchText=fz6+brake+lever

Hows the new job going?

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Carlos

heres the thread on slugging with a link to chopper underground on the subject

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cool, you seem to be busy. Like that you have a lathe, I'd love one. So whats the plan with the bike?

with the slugs being solid, there will be no "give" in that part of the frame. You may find the frame fracturing where the slug ends inside the tubing. I would still drill the outer frame over the slugs so you can get some weld onto the slug there or you will get movement when the frame flexes

hopefully hollow ones. really needs holes drilled and weld filled too onto the slugs

If your in the area, might be worth nipping down to Bury http://www.eastlancsrailway.org.uk/events-activities/2016/3/classic-bike-rally.aspx Classic Bike Rally - Easter Sunday 27th March 2016 - 10am till 4pm Bury Transport Museum Castlecroft Road, off Bolton Street Bury BL9 0LN