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Snakebite68

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Everything posted by Snakebite68

  1. Sounds to me like a weak starter then. But I have no doubt someone more knowledgeable will be along shortly to tell you the real reason! lol
  2. I assume it WILL actually turn the bike over? Sounds like you have either a weak starter or a weak battery...
  3. Me too, could you send me a copy too please?
  4. Are the actual revs jumping? Or just the gauge? And what EXACT bike is it?
  5. From what the video was saying, it's only for low speeds (under 5mph), in which case, it could be a good idea... I know I'm too creaky to crawl along at 3mph in traffic anymore lol. Mind, the crap is a bit bulky yet! rofl
  6. Snakebite68 replied to Begg321's topic in The Bar
    There's always the option of an older bike. I know I'm biased having the Thunderace, but you could do a lot worse than a Thundercat... 600cc, cheap, comfortable and easy to ride, but with still enough power to get you into a bit of trouble if you're not nice to it!
  7. Rofl... You're too fast for me drewpy, I was just in the process of posing on that Indonesian spam post! I had the witty start (referencing the Monty Python spam song), a request for blocking and removal, and a vague insult in Indonesian for the poster!!! But you'd already taken it down before I could post! lol
  8. You could always take one of those strap thingies that go over your wheel, then they could strap to that...
  9. Never mind... Sorted! It appears that the local council does MOTs!
  10. May not be the correct place for this, but..: Does anyone know of a MOT only place around Wakefield/Leeds area for cars? We've had some trouble in the past with places trying to get work done that wasn't needed, so the idea is: If we get the MOT done at a place that does nothing but MOTs, they have no vested interest to make stuff up! Any ideas anyone?
  11. The keys aren't a huge thing, but it WILL annoy you. You just have to decide how homicidal you get before you need to make them a set again! lol But for now, all you're looking for is to get everything working. Keep an eye on E-Bay for a 2nd hand set from a breakers, stuff turns up all the time, and a key set gives you little to no reliability worries...
  12. I suspect neither of them are set at factory settings...
  13. Yeah, that does look a little rough! And possibly like it's frame has been modified! lol. I like that you're apparently fixing some of it with a hammer though...
  14. Welcome in... Couldn't comment on sprocket gearing, but, worth getting the part number from somewhere like Fowlers Parts | Genuine Motorcycle Parts & Spares, then running searches for 2nd hand options, or going to somewhere like Yambits : Yambits - Yamaha Parts for new... It WOULD have been all the same key (ignition, seat & fuel cap), the only way to get a matching set now though, is to replace all of them... It MAY be that you could get a locksmith to alter one, but it wouldn't be cheap!!!
  15. Here's a piece of thread necromancy... So, to add to this thread, I have a different question: 1/ Is the 750s 6 speed gearing strong enough to handle the 1000r? 2/ Bearing in mind that the above numbers supplied by Alex mean ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to me, how does the 6 speed box compare to the 5 in the lower gears? Does it gain or lose acceleration (because let's face it, acceleration is what the Ace is all about!)?
  16. Welcome in!
  17. One of us... One of us... One of us..!
  18. We now have proper gauges on bikes, the light is on older bikes, before that... NOTHING..! Old bikes had a 3rd position on the fuel valve for reserve, your bike starts to chug, you switch to reserve and go find a petrol station! lol
  19. Tips: 1/ Assume everyone else on the road is out to get you... 2/ Go at your own speed, not anyone elses... 3/ Carry some spare fuel, even if it's just a ltr...
  20. After a bit of a rummage on the interwebz, check out your fuel pump first, make sure it's chucking enough fuel...
  21. Snakebite68 replied to finnerz89's topic in The Bar
    Not bad at all apart from the crack in the nose cone!

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