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oh yes you are correct. it is an addictive noise that sounds like it could suck the hedges in from the road side............ especially winding on the throttle mid rangecybercarl wrote:. I swear there is more intake noise with the Dr Honda's compared to two standard long stacks.
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Well it aint going to fall off if that's what you meanis your exhaust 100% as good as it's going to get?
How far did you strip it back? I've ordered some upper/lower fork bushes and stuff to service my forks after our chat on wobbly legslloydie wrote:Today I removed the front end to find out why if felt crap .
Rebuilt it and test road it feels better
Good man make sure you give them a good clean oh and I always soak the bushes in oil over night !Jamoi wrote:How far did you strip it back? I've ordered some upper/lower fork bushes and stuff to service my forks after our chat on wobbly legslloydie wrote:Today I removed the front end to find out why if felt crap .
Rebuilt it and test road it feels better
Glad I wasn't alone with that thought processlloydie wrote:
Today I removed the front end to find out why if felt crap .
Sweet, thanks I've never taken forks apart before but the guide is clear enough even for a doofus like melloydie wrote:Good man make sure you give them a good clean oh and I always soak the bushes in oil over night !
Don't know why I've always done it ?
Ckennedy wrote:Today I made a start on reaching the end goal for my bike. Hopefully get the ball rolling properly on Saturday/Sunday. Can't say much more as I'm not 100% sure how it will all work out in the end but I shall update when I have more to update on. Feeling excited
Yep I some how had some stiction in the forks so they weren't working as they should .Virt wrote:Glad I wasn't alone with that thought processlloydie wrote:
Today I removed the front end to find out why if felt crap .
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Don't worry he'll change his mind in 5 minutes and again in 10-20-40 minutes !!!Jamoi wrote:
I have a sneaking suspicion... winkywinky elbow elbow
AMCQ46 wrote:Ckennedy wrote:Today I made a start on reaching the end goal for my bike. Hopefully get the ball rolling properly on Saturday/Sunday. Can't say much more as I'm not 100% sure how it will all work out in the end but I shall update when I have more to update on. Feeling excited
chris, did carl give you some of his herb tea last weekend? you are talking in riddles.
I made a start on reaching the end
I will update when I more to update on
You ain't kidding !!!! Next time I'm going to kick you in the nuts :-)Ckennedy wrote:AMCQ46 wrote:Ckennedy wrote:Today I made a start on reaching the end goal for my bike. Hopefully get the ball rolling properly on Saturday/Sunday. Can't say much more as I'm not 100% sure how it will all work out in the end but I shall update when I have more to update on. Feeling excited
chris, did carl give you some of his herb tea last weekend? you are talking in riddles.
I made a start on reaching the end
I will update when I more to update on
Yes but I think I over did it. First time and all
Becides it keeps you all guessing.
Wicky wrote:Sunny but frustrating day fitting Eastern beaver relay kit - sodden thing didn't work. Should be a plug&play item but bulb wouldn't light up despite relays clicking. Used multimeter to find diddly-squat output from bulb connectorLittle option but to unravel it and revert back to standard. While things were apart tried to fit 8mm quick release fuel connectors - no way with the slop in the 10mm ID hose would they have sealed securely
So only positive is some hidden parts are a little cleaner and nuts & bolts recopper-greasesed for when I can be arsed to go back in again...