Airhead

I had the same trouble, there was a window at the bottom of my screen that stated 'Only Secure Content is Displayed', I Click 'show all content' and we're good to go again.

could be like a flat battery, or a loose / dirty connection to the battery

I've got a TTR600 just like that What a blessed relief

Greetings Dave, they're a lovely nippy little twinpot they are. bet it's not been easy. any chance of some recent pics?

I'll meet you in Matlock for fish n chips, then how about this... Bakewell Monsall Head (Nice View) Eyam ? (Great Plague Interest) Castleton (Mam Tor and down winnats Pass) Hope Valley Thornhill Ladybower and Derwent Reservoirs, Dambusters Interest (RIP Les Munro) Snake Pass to Glossop Woodhead Holme Moss (Nice view of Yorkshire from the top) Holmfirth Denby Dale Wakefield Normanton Castleford Squires This covers much of what bippo put forward...waddya think?

Winnats Pass Mam tor (Shivering mountain)

some nice interesting bikes there

Bloody hell ! That was unlucky

Greetings Tom, Yeah I really like the sound of this project and look forward to following your progress if you stick with us

yeah I sang the song at infants too Ray, fancy that after all those years we now know what it was about

yeah good roads mate A6 from Derby / Matlock / Bakewell / Buxton / Chapel Just did that route on the RE rally a couple of weeks ago This is why the run to Matlock is such a draw for bikers

Greetings Windjammer

lots of work to do there hubert

Wow john, pictures or it didn't happen

chances are the engine is flooded, take the plug out and leave it out overnight, any excess fuel will evaporate off. Then try again with a new sparkplug...that's what I'd suggest

could it be flooded? is the sparkplug wet?

my 2003 DTR has the restrictor in the neck of the exhaust and the pv in a restricted position

Greetings, how about the workshop?

It is a slow day in a little GreekVillage. The rain is beating down and the streets are deserted. Times are tough, everybody is in debt, and everybody lives on credit. On this particular day a rich German tourist is driving through the village, stops at the local hotel and lays a €100 note on the desk, telling the hotel owner he wants to inspect the rooms upstairs in order to pick one to spend the night. The owner gives him some keys and, as soon as the visitor has walked upstairs, the hotelier grabs the €100 note and runs into the kitchen. He quickly grabs the pressure cooker for he knows this will preserve the €100 note from the elements when he buries it in the garden because he can't trust the banks to be open when he retires next year,.. he'll be 55 then and done his whack, meanwhile he hides behind the counter until the German tourist fecks off the end (at least the Greek thinks it is)

dunno john but are you sure there isn't too much oil in there?

I'd leave it alone theres nothing in there, chances are all you'll do is end up with an ugly weld . Just remove the restrictor tube in the neck of the exhaust

where the heck did you get this number from ? post up a picture, I doubt this is a Yamaha exhaust

what is the number on the exhaust?

Greetings Jeremy

if there's a tube in the neck of the exhaust remove it, other than that leave it alone, whats this about wire wool? by 2002 yamaha had modified the way the PV pulley could be positioned on the PV, it could be fitted so the PV was unable to open fully but I assume yours isnt like that after 13 years have past