drewpy

This show was amazing last year. Tommy and I went to it and the quality of bikes were great.

try an xj600 speedo drive, but it will need some machining on the wheel and lug on the fork to stop it spinning. sure you can retrofit an old speedo with new internals

why not use a GPS speedo, they are very accurate now. Say hello in the new members section first too, we like to know peeps better

I'm out Saturday Tommy and Sunday is the missus Birthday. will see about next week although I have a feeling that I have 3 weddings that weekend

who lives local to you? put location down and maybe a member can come round and help?

very nice

post in workshop

sorry to hear that, are you a paid member as I can post on there no problem. Why are you finding parts and not the insurance of the 3rd party?

how can they steal the motorbike? seems they would need to leave theirs behind to ride it where;s these "mopeds"? looks like they were having words and no attempt i could see to grab the keys

another way is to LIGHTLY tap using a pin hammer and centre punch the outer edge of the plug. You are undoing the nut anticlockwise aren't you?

saw the show at MEN arena first time round. Justin Heyward was singing with russel Watson as preacher. fantastic show ULLLAAAHHH

I was once taken aboard by the goolies once. hurt like fook too, bitch

never mind, wasn't sure I was going to be there. Staly show was a bit small this year so decided to visit Rivvy. I'm looking to go to Wray Bike night near Bentham. Its this Thursday but will need to start off around 5pm (weather permitting)

got there about 1pm and the sun was out. Not a good trip to Staly Vegas as its mostly motorway or M/C city centre nice GT750 in the car park Henley with Blackburne engine. One of the last bikes to come out of Oldham in 1924 5 cyl KH440 lovely Ossa, which I voted for MV agusta 750s Has a CR of 15:1, top gear for 90 mph and needs 110 octane racing fuel. Terrible in town for riding says the owner (and I belive him)

found some pictures AC Greyhound (thought it was an Aceca at first) plymouth Roadrunner

wow, some welding skills there. The only thing I was concerned about was using solid slugs, the latest thinking is use the same tubing for slugging as it can flex with the pipe. Solid slugs create a concentrated stress area where it ends and the tube starts. Can you can do some welding for me please? PS please post sale items in the for sale section of this forum

you missed the rain? lucky bleeder

depends where it is? in future |I recommend an 8 sided socket as opposed to the multi sided ones. Have you tried forcing a imperial socket on there? otherwise you can file the flats down to take a smaller socket

or weld on nuts to the snapped off screws, ally will heat up but not weld. then unscrew as normal

plenty of Yam knowledge then

hope to go, but don't get out of work till late so might be too late to go

might nip down about 1 ish if the weathers good

gutted for you, mate not a nice feeling