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barkwindjammer

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  1. barkwindjammer replied to Janie's post in a topic in The Bar
    I was thinking, what a trim pair of ***s, bet she's also got a neat little ***e to go with them, rraaaaarrrr ! but then, I've got tourettes welcome aboard perky,,,,pinky.
  2. barkwindjammer replied to wild foamy's post in a topic in General
    grab it with your greedy little mits, thats a good buy, lots of bits availabubble, you wont regret this purchase, unlike the tractor you bought, young warrior
  3. barkwindjammer replied to wild foamy's post in a topic in General
    yep mileage about right, which is not an issue with a 'roon an rooner', if you see what I mean , old MOT's your sorted, how much?
  4. barkwindjammer replied to wild foamy's post in a topic in General
    wouldnt matter if you put all the sticker collection from 'panini', or 'bikers sticker magazine' on it, it will still look like a Divvy, and, thats not a bad thing,
  5. barkwindjammer replied to wild foamy's post in a topic in General
    I like that name, its kind of cultural
  6. barkwindjammer posted a post in a topic in General
    Just back from this guys workshop, fascinating character, "very 'learn-ed' type you know", planning on trying this next spring, good 'alternative' to the 'carry on camping' camp sites that are dotted around the Bwitish Isles dear, for anyone thinking of a trip up to the 'wastelands' of Bonnie Ecosse - I would recommend this, WWW.redkiteyurts.com Note to self:: av been watching too much Ray Mears
  7. barkwindjammer posted a post in a topic in The Bar
    Happy birthday Boozehound , can we all have some of what your drinking and get that crazy dance on
  8. barkwindjammer replied to wild foamy's post in a topic in General
    Dunno about newer models but Xj's are renowned for reliability (the vauxhall Astra van of the bike world is how I've heard them described), easy to maintain and work on if anything does go wrong-which is rare, very comfy on long hauls-nice big fat seat, good near upright riding position too, much loved by couriers, you missed a stomper bargain on Fleabay the other night Steve a 1996 pre div with a genuine 8000 ish mileage-all Mot's present, 1 owner, a steal at £900, seller Ashford in Kent-buyer a guy with a big cheeser of a grin too big to get his lid on-unless he had an open facer , I would def recommend getting one, as far as 'what to look out for I'd consult 'Regards JimR', he the man
  9. barkwindjammer replied to Goff's post in a topic in General
    I also saw the post on paid membership, so when does the 'switch-over' occur, I hope its not gonna be one of these 'lucid' transient things with no 'launch-date', the kind of thing that is not tied in with 'Earth chronology', cos that really hacks people off, I dont mind paying for stuff as long as it has the same 'accuracy' as, par example- £10 Earth pounds, Sterling
  10. Hi Goff, well hoo did it go, hope you lot raised lottso dough, every penny makes a difference
  11. barkwindjammer replied to up.yours's post in a topic in The Bar
    anything over 30 MPH on a heavier bike with a DIY puncture repair an your gonna have 'love bites' on your seat
  12. barkwindjammer replied to barkwindjammer's post in a topic in General
    weel that micht be fact an nae sae much as a quibble, but, its weel ken't that Thar Quine is a'body elses Quine a'naw, scrinky pink bawz
  13. (reinforced glove knuckles make for great effect!) and better still if you have 2 small prongs in the index finger tip, wired to a MF'r of a capacitor , me, I have a mini can of wd40 tucked into the dash and a well positioned 'extenda-straw', instant windscreen film-a-liser ™ !, no I only kid, I dont do stuff like that anymore
  14. Jai Ho
  15. barkwindjammer replied to barkwindjammer's post in a topic in General
    Foamy says: pah, you old farts dont have the stamina nor the charm to pull effectively I heard you 'pull your weight' all the time !, you'll go blind doing that
  16. barkwindjammer replied to barkwindjammer's post in a topic in General
    If you read it again it says BIG studs, an your only lickle
  17. barkwindjammer replied to wild foamy's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    have you tried reversing the polarity?
  18. Comiserations HC, that is a hellish feeling, keep at it bud, and the very best of - for next time
  19. No worries and sorry I couldnt be more help than that
  20. best advice I can give is to have the carbs balanced, someone with the kit if poss as a garage will do the scratchy forehead thing, good luck, and post the results
  21. Well dont panic, you will get smoke coming out of the plug ports, the smoke from exhaust may disappear after running for 5 mins, when you hold the throttle does it run smooth or is it lumpy?
  22. barkwindjammer replied to up.yours's post in a topic in The Bar
    You've answered your own question then
  23. At the top of page 25 the left hand picture shows the 'throttle stop screw',its arrowed 'A', try turning this by a small amount one way or the other and see if this helps, if you look up between the cylinders and the starter motor you can see it there
  24. barkwindjammer replied to barkwindjammer's post in a topic in General
    If I tried that I'd get 'laid out' more like
  25. barkwindjammer replied to wild foamy's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    MORAL :If you cant get the mouse to come out then drown it, with oil