barkwindjammer
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New Bike owner from New Hampshire
barkwindjammer replied to See-Three's topic in New Members Welcome Area
Feck, shit night at the bingo guys Hi Erin and welcome to the 'ward' -
Start from the tarmac and move up, like Al says tyres, wheel balance, wheel bearings, swing arm bearings, fork seals, head bearing etc etc, sometimes you can tell if its engine or frame/cycle parts that are causing the BUZZZZZ
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Phone or E-mail Demon Tweeks ?
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Right everyone lets start bombarding Johns mobile number with stupid text messages
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Hi and welcome to the nuthouse Joe, take your headphones off-your shouting
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P O
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Sounds sweet Knight, wait 'til Foamy sees this
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Hi Ian and welcome to the 'ward'
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Hi and welcome to the nuthouse Terry
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Hi Wings (sounds like an indigenous name) welcome to the 'ward' , lucky find btw
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Sorry to hear this JYA12R, glad your getting well enough to nip in and say Hi-all the best for your recovery
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Hi and welcome to the 'ward' John
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http://selleckwaterfallsandwich.tumblr.com/post/343399016/the-official-selleck-waterfall-sandwich-theme-song click play, its near the middle of the page
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Its not meant to do anything except seal the expansion bottle
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Being a bit of a lazy kent +1 for the Varadero-less polishing to do
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Best bet would be to find a small welding/fabricating company in your area, there are usually 'one man outfits' in small industrial sites-google it
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXOVO4rc7mo&feature=player_embedded#at=119 Foxy huh ! is anyone else thinking what I'm thinking ? 1 minute 42 seconds a cheap brake bleed vacuum pump Uh,
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is there any reason to doubt that its working ?
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Hi Bernie and welcome to the Y-O-C
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Hi and welcome to the Y-O-C thingwy , good luck with the bike decision- bet your heads spinning
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Hey hey hey nice one Mervin, is it the ABS version ?-hope to see some pics soon, keep your hands on the grips of this one and not behind your head
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R I P John Maus (Walker) guitarist and 'the voice' of 60's group the Walker brothers who passed on at the weekend
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When you inject the fluid through the nipple and there is no resistance (i.e. the top banjo is loose) the fluid should reach the top banjo
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Ok, seriously, I use the back fill method cos I find it the easiest, follow the instructions as before, to get a tight seal on the nipple I have used PTFE (plumbers tape) on the nipple, but as you have a new one then all should be ok-you can expect a weep from the threads-this is normal, open the top banjo half to 3/4 turn, use the syringe to 'slowly' force the fluid through the nipple into the pots,when it reaches the 'top' banjo-close the bleed end and then the banjo end with me so far ?
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Ok, not being there I now have a clearer picture where the hell did you get that jumper