Everything posted by DirtyDT
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ethanol gloop
Easy diagnosis. Electoplasm. The bike is possessed. You need to call I would guess the additives stop the old type "varnish" forming but this muck isn't any better.
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New boy ere
OK fella! Welcome to the forum. Nothing wrong with essex, apart from the TV shows and the caravan sites.
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Barmy EU plans
That a Barsteward, I am off fruit today The topic is on loads of forums but I guess people are more interested in "This is my first post, how do I ..................................." Than protecting our religion.
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Removing Alarm/Immobiliser
He must be a great mechanic to be able to diagnose over the phone. Can I phone him and ask if my chain needs adjusting? A lot of after market alarms can "spike". If this has happened then there will normally be a method of sorting this. Find out what brand of alarm it is as they are all different.
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Barmy EU plans
Petition link in this thread a few posts earlier. Sign up or we will soon me getting the bus. Edit 360 signatures!!!!!! We bikers deserve to be legislated off the road with that kind of response. I was going to do the Sunday ride but might be riding on my own. I think I will stay at home and study the bus timetables.
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Swing arm bushes and spoked wheels
I am toying with the idea in the future but not sure yet.
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USING YOUR HELMET
Not all of them from the North are bad. I hear there are some OK ones about You get this a lot abroad. Either that or they are trying to p155 on you.
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Bike gathering to stop PC Plod
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'78 Suzuki TS250C project
Z 900 - Absolute classic, rubbery frame, non existent brakes and about 2 tons in weight. Very very nice. I had a chopped Z 1000 a while ago. My next purchase is a shed.
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Road Wizards Bikeshow Today
BMW bobber!! Should have just brought a Ural, with or without a sidecar.
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'78 Suzuki TS250C project
Great stuff Blackhat Is it a 2 stroke stealth fighter?
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Road Wizards Bikeshow Today
I was going to go to the STINKWHEEL CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE SHOW at Beaumanor Hall, Leicestershire. More vintage than classic's last year but went to Homebase instead. Just brought paint for the kitchen.
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'78 Suzuki TS250C project
Sounds like you have purchased something Blackhat!! Come on, spill the beans. I won't tell anyone. They do; PJ1 16 SAT High Temperature Satin Black Paint £7.95 PJ1 16 ENG High Temperature Gloss Black Paint £7.95 PJ1 16 HIT High Temperature Flat Black Exhaust Paint £8.95
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Barmy EU plans
Only if they could read. They can't add either, have you seen the state of their expense claims!!!!
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XJ6 - Now with rack
Looks tidy. If the rack does not have any raised brackets/lugs then any universal one could be easily made to fit. I would wait for an expert opinion on this.
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hey all
I lived on Sumners farm, the posh part, apparently. Brockles Mead was just down the hill towards Kingsmoor, I seem to remember.. Worked in "the cross" and "the abbey" at different times. Did you check the bike to see why it was a Q plate? I guess stolen/recovered. Was it a pain to insure? Just keep your eyes open on evilbay for a straight frame and V5 on evilbay and transfer the bits. The DTr's are well respected in the forum and, for a lot of us, it's a stroker so that is another bonus
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Hey everyone, Newbie here.
Hi and welcome Logan.
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'78 Suzuki TS250C project
Just doing a bit of tidying on the cases today. There were a couple of bolts that had sheared so these have been drilled and soaked in plusgas all week. Using a very cheap set of stud extractors (the left handed thread type) one has come out clean and the other needs a little more drill but is usable. Still having a problem with one cylinder stud and am going to heat and get this out this weekend (hopefully). I did get a different kind of stud extractor as per but it still will not budge. I did intend to go to get a heat gun this morning but the internet started playing up yesterday and I have spent an hour, in 2 sessions, to Virgin this morning. I have put an order in to Robinsons Foundry for some lock washers, nuts and bits for the engine - still came to £80 . Saw a set of crank bearings and seals on ebay. They said that they only use quality parts but I messaged the bloke to see what brands they were. Koyo bearings and Nikone seals. Happy with that so under £30 for those, Suzuki wanted £72 so that is OK. Still have 4 bearings to get but I will order them all together when I manage to get the blind bearing out that is still in the case. My thoughts turned to painting the engine so I have been perusing the interweb for some PJ1 satin. Have you seen the price of it on evilbay? About £17 a tin including postage. I have ordered 2 cans from a different web site. 2 Tins and postage came to £18.90. Let see if they turn up!! That is about it for now.
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that tense moment...
Another year in and he will be taking tyres off with his teeth.
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that tense moment...
B00dy long MOT Foamy.
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hey all
Hi and welcome. I know Harlow, I used to live there. Up by Jacks Hatch.
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help
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Barmy EU plans
I think our Brussels Government have got it right this time. Get rid of all those nasty, smelly bikers and their rides. For the very few that are left they; Won't have to worry about what colour leathers to wear - Yellow will be the only choice. They won't have to attend rallies like Goodwood or squires - They will be banned from riding their bikes from their urban homes. Compulsory ABS will mean that German bikes WILL rule the world - This serves us right for winning the war. All that stock of non yellow clothing and aftermarket parts waiting to be sold so the Government can collect the VAT will have to be disposed of in a land fill site. Stopping the emergency stop is a leap forward, someone may get whiplash. Think of all those car whiplash claims during the test, supported by the soft liberals, and how much money we can save there. Anyway, why practice an emergency stop when there is always a biker to use as a stopper? It will save car brake pads and allows people to lie and commit insurance fraud when they lie and say the biker was at fault. Well done the Government, nice to know that you have approached this in the same manor as most of the other legislation you produce.