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slice

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  1. slice replied to Murat CAM's post in a topic in Video Section
    No Need to apologise Murat, It's nice to have new folks join in and the only way you find out stuff is to ask or be told. Again WELCOME to the YOC
  2. slice replied to Nick-Bikesure's post in a topic in General
    97 and a 1/4, actually that might be because I kept going back to look at Hannah, bugger!!!!!
  3. Tommy I now have "OFFICIAL BIKE ENVY SYNDROME" Christ on a crutch that is a beautiful array of bikes and the DAKAR one looks to be coming along ok. If ever you go on holiday I volunteer to come round and watch your bikes!!!! you might need to wash the dribble off of them when you come back tho.
  4. slice replied to stewarty's post in a topic in New Members Welcome Area
    Nice bike Stewart, Welcome to the YOC.
  5. slice replied to Murat CAM's post in a topic in Video Section
    Okay, just so you know it's polite to say Hi before posting in the site, new members section, your bike sounds ok I suppose but have to ask why did you post this? Did you just want to show off you new exhaust (which is ok) or are you trying to sell said exhaust (which is NOT) seems a bit random really to show up rev your bike and then go away!!!! Your welcome to the YOC by the way but please do an INTRO next.
  6. F**K ME!!!!! is that your drive way and where do you park them all? Tommy you are in need of care mate seems you have an XT fetish!!!! Just lovely tho, makes my 2 bikes look quite pathetic, I shall have to go out and buy more I will tell the wife that it's your fault, BIKE ENVY!!!! Oh yeah and I like your arrow to, SHINY!!!!
  7. slice replied to Altum's post in a topic in General
    Nayfuf is right, washing up liquid has a lot of salt in it, use a car shampoo and that would remove most of the crud and grime, as for grease a degreaser (obviously) is best.
  8. slice replied to crowyuk's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    We can't "GIVE" you a service/workshop manual as they are usually copyrighted so your going to have to buy one I'm afraid.
  9. slice replied to pilninggas's post in a topic in Video Section
    All his mate was concerned about was the fact that his shoes fell off!!! He had plenty of time to think "THIS IS GOING TO HURT" I bet, still if your dumb enough to do that then your should not be surprised when it goes wrong!!!!
  10. Did you go Noise? and what was it like? I sat in the garage and watched the trees fall down on the road and generally thought it was a good idea NOT to go, Ho Hum!!
  11. slice replied to 8shot's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    As above NAYFUF is right, wasted spark is the term and you only have to find the right cylinders for one set for it to be obvious where the others go. If the starter won't engage try removing it and give it a turn a then reattach it, might also be a loose connection where your mate has fiddled with the wiring? My 750 (pre divi 1982) is the same as yours so if you have any questions feel free to ask as I have had mine stipped down to the last nut and bolt, the only thing I have trouble with is getting the carbs to balance, some people seem to be able to do it easy but I end up shouting loudly and throwing spanners!!!!
  12. Just seen the weather forecast and it's not looking good, high winds and pissing down with rain so probably will not go now, was really looking forward to the auto jumble!!! (BUGGER)
  13. Just saw this and if the weather is ok I will be there, only 60 odd miles from me and a nice ride out so if your there I will be the old git with the old bike!!!!! Plus I will have my YOC badge on so no excuses for ignoring me!!!!
  14. slice replied to chrism's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    Hi Chris, Welcome to the YOC, Before you go any further would you be so kind as to do an "INTRO" new members section, it's just polite to say Hi before you pick someones brains!!! If your stuck for what to say just look at some of the other intros to get you started.
  15. slice replied to Noise's post in a topic in Yamaha Customs
    Not a criticism Noise just a few of the things I have learned over the years, we all try to do this at one time or another and as DT says I would rather spend a fiver but each to his/her own.
  16. slice replied to Airhead's post in a topic in Yamabyss
    Ah I see, so if your an old Welshie you shag ringers and if your a young welshie you shag drums, is that right?
  17. slice replied to Noise's post in a topic in Yamaha Customs
    Rather than jumping on it to break the bead why not use a vice or a pair of large "G" cramps? I find this best as it means you reduce the swearing to a minimum and one other thing a bit of old pipe to protect the rims (if they are alloy) can also mean you don't have to respray them afterwards. Other than that your spot on!!! Nice one.
  18. slice replied to Tommy xs's post in a topic in The Bar
    HAPPY BIRTHDAY NOISE!!!!! What's it like to be 21?????????
  19. slice replied to Matthewmcc's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    An interesting set of questions Matthew but, as above, would you walk up to strangers in a pub and ask them to fix/advise on your bike when they don't know you and more important you don't know them, for instance if someone says saw the back swing arm off are they messing with you or are they serious? Sometimes it's best to say Hi first and then wait till you feel more confident before taking the advice of strangers, good people on here with a wealth of knowledge and most of us have been where you are now but what suits us might not suit you. Welcome to the YOC by the way, if you stick around you will find we are helpful and fun to be around but an "INTRO" makes life so much more productive.
  20. slice replied to dan28's post in a topic in The Bar
    Dan, See Steph g's post and work it out for yourself! Easy really.
  21. Me it has to be Barry Sheene, if only cos he drilled a hole in his crash hat so he could have a fag while riding, yah gotta love it!!!
  22. slice replied to jimmy's post in a topic in Insurance
    Thank you Jimmy I had not thought that was possible and now know different, bloody hell, so next time I sell ANYTHING it's straight onto the insurer and cancel even if it costs me a few quid!!! I am flabbergasted that this is true and sad to say some scheming git's will no doubt do this just cos they can. You live and learn. LEE your worth your weight mate. PS just read the link Jimmy again "BLOODY HELL" the poor sod is in it up to his neck and when some solicitor says he might be liable and it's a "GOOD" thing his home is jointly owned you know your on a hiding!!!!!!
  23. slice replied to inxs360's post in a topic in Yamaha Workshop
    As dt says you need to give more info on what you have tried and if this was a slow fault, did it get slowly worse, or did it just stop and now won't go? so lots for you to do before anyone can help I'm afraid other wise as dt said your on a hiding to nothing. It's like fixing your bike in the dark otherwise and we can only give you our best guess as to the problem. Is there fuel in it? is there a spark? are just the first 2 questions of many.
  24. slice replied to jimmy's post in a topic in Insurance
    Jimmy let me get this straight, if I sell my bike/car/lorry/bus whatever and the insurance has say a week to go and I don't cancel the insurance and the dumb arse that buys it then crashes it and has no insurance, how am I in any way liable? If I have a bill of sale and he has the title V5 for the machine then he is responsible not me or my insurance company as I am the one insured on it not him and there is, as far as I know, no way to transfer my insurance to another person, to be insured in the UK for instance you have to be insured for your self and the other person has to have their own insurance as well so any accident involving the vehicle would be the responsibility of the driver/new owner not the previous owner. I know the law can be an ass at times but pretty sure this guy has nothing to worry about regarding legal or liability for someone else's accident. Sorry did not mean to hijack your thread but this is a conundrum and your right to bring it up just in case this is in fact true. Just had another thought on this, if say I gave him permission to drive it, his vehicle has broken down and he needs transport then he would still need his own insurance to drive, my insurance would only cover the third party not him, other wise it's what our police call TWOC (taking without consent) and that means it would come under the stolen vehicle scheme where insurance companies cover each other in a knock for knock scenario, my head is starting to hurt now and I need a lie down!!!!
  25. That's a kicker Mel, won't something else fit? £216 is a hefty price, suppose you now know why so many bikes get nicked (nasty bastards that they are) they get spares for free.