DirtyDT

My TS in the opening panned shot and a different perspective video.

About $248 assuming the forks have been pre-stripped.

Gazman. A lot of people, including myself, like to see an introduction in the newbies section of the forum. Although it is not mandatory, it does seem that people help out more when this is done. There is a link here to explain the decorum

If you are planning to stick around Dave, post an intro in the newbies section. Info at the bottom of my signature.

Cheap compared with "ripoff UK" Sacha. and a good turnaround time. I think it runs at about 5 weeks here!

Have you asked Kev

Got to do a little work for charity every now and again Drewps! It could be seen as a "don't buy a Chinese YBR with a small carb because it will cause issues" warning to others.

Hi and welcome to the forum Shawn.

Hi and welcome to the forum Lee. Great intro

I had the "Big butch bikers burger" on Saturday night. Was OK and meaty but I was still full from the large breakfast in the morning and the zillion brews with Al TBH. My insides still feel very lubed from all the grease.

I think the via michelin web site does that. You can dump the details to the satnav via the PC. LINKY Remember doing it for a journey to Central France once.

It might be possible with the v3 4 and 5 by using the PC and setting waypoints (via)? Don't know for sure but you could set a few via's to keep you off the roads you dont want to go down.

I have a tomtom v4 or v5. No bluetooth and not that detail of planning. Are you sure it is just a V3 because they are quite old now?

Very eloquently put.

Might be worth a read and a visit around this forum LINKY

If it was a TS90, that was the same as my first bike.

It was a restaurant, not a massage parlor Kev! The food and toilets have not improved at Squires though.

I like pancakes! Dirty Halloween DT (blame my Dad)

Great pics Blackhat. I can see how I keep being mistaken for Johnny Depp now!

+1 Big one say standard jetting but experiment. Never liked the tail pieces, they all seem to leak around the rivets.

Feeling is mutual Al. A nice easy Saturday.

Scary pictures Al. For those who don't know. Around the table Left to right: DirtyDT, up.yours, Cynic, Blackhat (red top) and Airhead. Me obviously telling one of my famous cracking jokes. Fab looking TS in the second picture.

Great stuff Marcus! Very rewarding job to do. I used to do a similar thing in the UK a good few years ago.

It may be a blind thread in the rotor. Lock the front sprocket in gear and if there are a couple of smallish round holes in it it may just unscrew.

Can you click the "Gallery" tab at the top of the page? On the right hand side is there an "upload" button? I am not sure if this is unlocked for certain levels of membership.