lloydie's vtr (kermit)

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lloydiecbr wrote:Suns out bikes together ! Time to take it for a run :-)
Have fun :thumbup:
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sorry mate, I am still at work :(

I would have loved to see the big green bogey in the flesh.
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did you give it another clean afterwards?

and where are the pics of the finished bike?
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Don't get any stone chips in the paintwork :eek2 It still won't be fully cured. No going through any muddy puddles either.

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lol.. it still aint finished yet . i still have to get the hugger and new front mud guard painted .

the run was cold but went very well !!!
i need to balance and tweek the carbs as its not running at its best .

just gave it a little wipe over but tbh it didnt get wet or dirty 8)

i took a little video shortly after starting it up for the first time since the rebuild

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Bike sounds good. Tickover is a bit on the fast side though. Doggie wanted to wee over it :lol:

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yep the tick over was set high to burn off the oil i put down the pots when i did the compression test ! it was like a 2stroke for a few minutes :lol:
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Get's better everytime I see the bike mate, well done. :thumbup:
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Take the baffles out :thumbup:
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thanks kev :thumbup:
geodude wrote:Take the baffles out :thumbup:
it aint got none and i dont think theirs and packing in the can :shh:
the 2-1 is a lot quieter at lower rpm than duel cans but as soon as its over 5k its louder :twisted:
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lloydiecbr wrote:
geodude wrote:Take the baffles out :thumbup:
it aint got none and i dont think theirs and packing in the can :shh:
the 2-1 is a lot quieter at lower rpm than duel cans but as soon as its over 5k its louder :twisted:
Only messing. Sounds sweet :thumbup:
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one thing that bugged me was the indicators ! they were flashing faster than normal .
but they aint LED'S normal bulbs 12v 5w what wattage is the storms bulbs ?
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There service manual is a bit confusing cause it says 1.7w 98 to 00 and then it has 1.4 after 98 :confused

Check the bulbs are working cause if ones blown they will flash fast :thumbup:

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thay are all working 8O its the first thing i checked 8)
i know i can get 12v 10w bulbs cheep so that will give me 10w more on each side and hope that will load it up enough to slow them down
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Either that or the flasher relay is playing up. Give the relay a bit of a tap or wiggle the connector block see if it effects thing's.

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