It's in bits again...

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Re: It's in bits again...

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cybercarl wrote:
I'm tempted to bypass the ignition cuts so that if the (now old) alarm packs up I can still ride the bike.
Or fit a hidden toggle switch somewhere.

(:-})
Old skool security!! I was thinking about an on/off toggle on the ignition cut, and a push to make/release to break switch on the starter cut, but that may get tiresome really quickly

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Nearing finishing now and getting quite excited!!

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Spent a few hours sorting the wiring, soldering, heat shrinking and wrapping. I decided to reconnect the alarm. My get out of jail is 2 scotch locks that I'll keep under the seat. If the worst happens and the alarm shoots its bolt, I know where the starter cut and ignition cut is so I can bridge them out and get going again.

Time for a :beer:
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Enjoy it :thumbup: I used to hate electrics but now I rather enjoy it


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My get out of jail is 2 scotch locks that I'll keep under the seat. If the worst happens and the alarm shoots its bolt
Good idea. Stick em in the toolkit. :thumbup:

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Progress!!
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its getting there.

this could be the only photo ever of a teal Storm pulling a wheelie :twisted:
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AMCQ46 wrote:its getting there.

this could be the only photo ever of a teal Storm pulling a wheelie :twisted:
BLUE-IST!!!

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AMCQ46 wrote:its getting there.

this could be the only photo ever of a teal Storm pulling a wheelie :twisted:

:clap: :lol:

It was looking good & an interesting thread to follow........


...Until you put the tank back on... Image


FYI teal is not blue...So al cant be a blue-ist... :lol:

blue is bad enough...teal is just... :eek2
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now stop it, you're just jealous!!
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Kurt999 wrote:now stop it, you're just jealous!!
I think not Sir...

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Ok so I just sold the Silver one...
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You're obviously harbouring desires for Teal, you're just in denial :D :D :D
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On a more serious note...are our engines ok with 5/30 semi synth? And does £225 fitted for a pair of Dunlop Q2's sound about right??

Thanks

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Kurt999 wrote:You're obviously harbouring desires for Teal, you're just in denial :D :D :D
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Kurt999 wrote:On a more serious note...are our engines ok with 5/30 semi synth? And does £225 fitted for a pair of Dunlop Q2's sound about right??

Thanks

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Agree, 5/30W is too thin and you will get ring blow-by, oil level will drop and you'll have to keep topping up.

That in itself ain't so bad, but some of the burnt oil will gum up the rings if you are unlucky and the problem won't go away.

If you can't get anything else and need a topup it isn't a problem, though.
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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