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I think so Cynic, you can do the seal without stripping but not bearing,,,,,, night as well check entire gearbox

Really sorry lads, I am not able to make it this year, hope ye all have a great weekend,,,,,, stay safe,,,, pat

Am gonna try this year for the 2 nights all going well.

Enjoy lads,,, I'm not jealous at all

I've done it a few years back, lovely sights, fill up with fuel at every chance.

Jaysus, I might be tempted ta tag along, just done the south of France last month,,,,, was in the cage though

Got back OK, had a good time, just wish I stayed longer and did bit more riding round with you lot, leaving early was a bad idea cause hardly got talking to the Saturday lads at all. I'll know better next time. Anyway was great to catch up with you all again, wasn't to many faces left out from the very first year.

OK lads, am goin,,,, prob be evening time b4 I get there. I'll be tramping up the road from London !!! See use later

Hello there strangers, there's a we chance I may make Friday nite,,,,,, wife'y won't be happy but I would, will let you all know soon, Pat

Hope your shoulder repairs back to normal, glad your ok

Aren't the pegs on your bike made of steel and have spikes on the top, so what rubbers?

Havent a clue on pricing,, find a good bike garage rather than main dealer,,,,,,, or better again learn as you do it yourself,,,, so ya know what's what for the next time and for when things go wrong with the bike That's just my thought on it all

I try to just not use the clutch as much. Neutral at lights,,,move to 2nd as soon as possible,,,, watch tragic movements carefully means no changing gear,,,, lights go red you click to neutral and roll to a stop,,,, correct revs when rolling means select gear without clutch. Just a few thoughts for you to consider before doing any work. You'll be surprised how much less ya can use the clutch when ya train yourself. Wouldnt be a fan of putting in lighter clutch springs

Most of the time I get mine here www.thevisorshop.com

Ok, had a wee look again 2day. Looks like the caliper pistons are at fault. The bottom 2 small ones on each side are hard to push back. The master cylinder and splooge hole seem to be working well, I can see fluid return through the hole when supposed to. All the pipes look in good condition and are not soft anywhere when trying to squeeze them. The disks seem straight enough when I put a straight edge iron ruler across them,,,didn't take them off. This only started happening straight-away after I replaced the old pads,,tyre,,,bearings,,,speed sensor. (I done them all at same time.) So am guessing I need piston and seals for the caliper ?

Hey John, yep still have the good aul fazer it is always raining in Irl. Be good ta see ya. ill pm ya over the weekend

Ok, thanks very much for your knowledge..cynic and drew I do look through the forums every now an again but never seem to post,,,,,, my bad, All is well with me and family. Bike has just got: 2 tyres,, brake pads all round,, flushed old brake fluid,, wheel bearings front an back,, new battery,,oil change,, air filter,, flushed and new coolant,, new plugs,,,,,,, think that's it. Am having front brake drag at the moment and can't seem to sort it out. Hopefully I won't have to overhaul the front calipers. Once again, cheers lads Pat

Hey lads Can one of you tell me how my rubber diaphragm should sit in the cylinder please. When I fill the cylinder to the correct level,, should the diaphragm be put in ( flat, ie. all closed up ) or ( open, ie. all pushed out ) Many thanks: Pat P's,,, how u all keeping

Happy Christmas to you alllllllll, hope ye had a good aul day an safe riding (the wife) for 2016

That's nice sir, best a luck with her

Nice looking bike The reed switch stunt won't stop the bike reving past 7k. Don't be reving the bike to 10k in neutral,,,,you will kill the poor think. Take care going fast as the brakes can't stop the bike good enough. There's a post on here somewhere about doing all this.

Hey, I remember a place called squires, I went there a few years back and met a fine bunch of lads who were all good crack. I must go again, so maybe this could be the year

Nice big lump off a bike,,, clock up some miles on that yoke I tell's ya Best of luck with her

Happy Christmas all you mad bikers

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