what have you done to your "bike" today

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tony.mon
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Trainraider wrote:Today I have been mainly causing havoc.

Ruined the rest of the clutch basket. Ordered funky clutch basket tool and now I am seriously thinking to buy air compressor with pressure tools to unscrew that FU**ing bolt. :evil:

Opening that causes problems also because the engine is not mounted on frame, so it moves easily and therefore there are all kind of bending forces to strange angles...

Oh I hate it when I don't have all the tools needed for such a simple task. :thumbdown:

Luckily the spare clutch basket already arrived, so if everything else fails, I'll open it with powerdrill or sledgehammer. And I truly hope it is normal bolt opening to normal direction (which explains why it is tighten so much).
Normal undoing direction. I use a length of scaffold pole, and it still takes a fair heave to get it cracked open.
If the engine's still in the frame you can jam the clutch holding tool against the footrest casting, with a cloth between them to stop it marking.
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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Took the cover off and sat gaizing :biggrin :biggrin . Roll on the Spring
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skyman
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Got a mate thats got a watch stall. so got the inner watch part out of a rubber fob watch a bit of sticky velcro and there you go just the right size, not water proof but just take it off when not on bike just the jobby for a couple of quid
Image :D
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skyman wrote:Got a mate thats got a watch stall. so got the inner watch part out of a rubber fob watch a bit of sticky velcro and there you go just the right size, not water proof but just take it off when not on bike just the jobby for a couple of quid
Image :D
good idea, could you get a digital version?????
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skyman
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bigspanishmarty wrote:
skyman wrote:Got a mate thats got a watch stall. so got the inner watch part out of a rubber fob watch a bit of sticky velcro and there you go just the right size, not water proof but just take it off when not on bike just the jobby for a couple of quid
Image :D
good idea, could you get a digital version?????
I can ask and let you know will see him tomorow
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cool skyman, let me know dude.... :thumbup:
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Nice idea :-)
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sorry no digital version available would be to small of a display.... its just the right size for the head nut sorry but if you want a analogue one same as pictured just pm me
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will even supply the double sided sticky velcro :thumbup:
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Fitted 23w indicator bulbs to the new indicators as they were still flashing to fast with 10w ,
Now the 23s are fitted the flash speed is spot on :-) .
New tyres and a baffle then it will be mot ready :-) good job as its due at the end of jan
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lloydiecbr wrote:Fitted 23w indicator bulbs to the new indicators as they were still flashing to fast with 10w ,
Now the 23s are fitted the flash speed is spot on :-) .
New tyres and a baffle then it will be mot ready :-) good job as its due at the end of jan
silly question but humour me do you have an iphone 4 or 4s?
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I have the 4 :-( why ?
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lloydiecbr wrote:I have the 4 :-( why ?
got just the thing for you! pm me your address and i will post it to you free of charge nothing fishy and no strings think you will like it :D
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nothing :Fish: and no :bondage: :!: :( :lol:
pm sent you have me curious :mrgreen:
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lloydiecbr wrote:nothing :Fish: and no :bondage: :!: :( :lol:
pm sent you have me curious :mrgreen:
Not only you Lloydie
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