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Crumbs you beat me to it

Nice work Carl
Wouldn't let greenpeace know where your old fork oil goes though

No I wouldn't Carl got a shop full of stuff to tile everything. When its your own thing you dont get round to it though, I sell bathrooms too but we have had a cracked toilet seat for weeks, wife not happy about that

Yes, will do CK, trouble is got plans the rest of today then at work again all week till next Sunday, will get some fluid today then at least I am ready

I am going to swap my bars for flat bars soon and swap the top yoke to do so, what have you guys who have done this conversion done about fitting your ignition?

well I got up early, put my scruffy clothes on, moved my van, got the wife to help get the bike on my stand (lots of scowling from her 8O ) got radio on, then rubber gloves all set to change my brake hoses and then the penny dropped......... I dont have any brake fluid. Gutted, been thinking about d...

I use mine a lot, i trail it in corners sometimes, I use it to stabilise the bike, I use my rear brake to assist the front as well.

ACF 50 is very good at waterproofing, rustproofing, is thicker than WD or GT85 so stays longer. I use it a lot excellent stuff

Blow the bike get on with the tiling

Thanks very much, again
Will re look at your posts

Am I right in thinking it's just the front brake hoses that will be too short but switching to a Hel or Goodridge standard 2 line setup will do it?

Welcome new stormrider (sounds like a good name for a porn actor)

Too many distractions for people driving cars, eating, drinking, texting, putting on make-up, shaving, twiddling with the radio etc etc
Cars are too nice an environment to the point where people loose the plot that are controlling a one and a half ton killing machine if not driven with care.

Hi guys I know AMCQ has done this conversion and a few others so I will read up on the old posts when I find them but I just bought these http://img844.imageshack.us/img844/7420/yokes.jpg and I assume that apart from trimming my fairing a little they should bolt straight on with a pair of Renthal ba...

Welcome, another from Derbyshire here