Airhead

Can't do this

does the bike have a carburettor? if so, is there a drain screw at the bottom of the bowl? maybe theres some water in the bowl, try draining it out a little

It will make no difference Paul. What is important though is that you tighten the flywheel retaining nut to the specified torque, this meams getting a good hold on the flywheel...you wont do it by hand! I use a chain type filter wrench and a fabric backed rubber strip cut from industrial work gloves.

Hi Paul It looks to me like your timing is not adjustable because all you have is two countersunk holes for the screw...NOT screws and a slotted hole. If it isnt adjustable then it must be timed right...right?

Welcome back dutch nice bike btw

of course I remember them, Let me present...The Disco Duck...awesome!!! Drewpy fix it plz

Congratulations...well done Damn...hard luck mate!

He looks a bit peed off to me, I think he might have found the brakes were too good

Nice intro Craig welcome in buddy

Greetings Adam

Sorry we missed you Alex, maybe next time eh? It was great to meet up with drewpy, Tommy and blackhat again Heres another notable bike, suzuki AP50 I think, yours for £495

not worth the bother in my opinion 4k is still low mileage, from what I've seen the digital speedo on these bikes is unreliable and I would imagine it was changed because the original one broke down not changed to pull the wool over anyones eyes (especially at only 2k). I do agree though that this should have been pointed out to you if they knew about it, just saying...if it were me I probably wouldnt get too heavy but I might go see them and let them know I'm non too happy!

yeah lallasro were meeting at 10.30 at the little chef Poatcode for little chef is ST14 5AA and postcode for the show is ST18 0BD I'll PM my phone#

yeah we got the edge of that storm...a deluge but short lived

not much good showing 9000 so I guess so nigel...why?

OK mate, I'll meet you at the little chef.

I'm in but bippo's out

are you putting the float in the right way up? It does matter, they are designed so that they dont drop down so far as to allow the valve to get dispiaced and jam up

yes a new chain ans sprockets and check out all the wheel bearings and the rear sprocket carrier (if it has one)

I bet he's called Ronny Tod in the real world

It made for a great avatar though ay

Greetings creteboy You have the bike and the good weather

Ahh yes...Tony Dron...of Google fame, now I gotcha Andrew

why not buy a Haynes manual, you have been given all the info you need anyhow?