At your age you should know betterAMCQ46 wrote:Well having the little Kwak running again, and having to run it in, plus the nice weather.....I spent a happy hour riding it round country lanes at 40 mph in shorts, t-shirt, open face helmet and shades.
That was very liberating
Too truelloydie wrote:Than to get them chicken legs out !!
cheer's Tony 
How's it running then?playerone wrote:Not long got back from a long day at Tony's, had exhaust cams fitted to replace inlet, valve clearances done, mcct's fitted, stick coils fitted and oil, filter and plugs changed.........can't say I done much of the work tho
ran sweet as a nut all the way home, seems crisper on the throttle and acceleration feels quickertony.mon wrote: How's it running then?
We found that one of the rear cams was one tooth out.
Good idealloydie wrote:Player how about doing a review in the cam service thread of Tony's .
I'm sure people how are thinking about it would like to know your thoughts .
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=29586
might have to wait till tomorrow tho, up at 6.30, left house at 7.45 and got home at 22.00 so ready for some zzzzzzzzzExcatly...Virt wrote:Well yeah.. Did not think of that one, buggerlloydie wrote: come on you should know that phrase dose not relate to food dont you ,
Is that for two sets. I use Brembo street pads which are a bit pricey but they are a superb feel and braking resistance and wear very slowly. They have about half the pad material as say EBC's which is shocking when you first get them, but as I said they don't wear half as fast. You may want to consider completely changing the fluid for some fresh stuff if it's not been done for a couple of years.Be quoted 48quid for fronts
Got these last change I did, seem OK to me. IIRC they were recommended by Benny.Ckennedy wrote:That's £48 for both of then. So £24 each. I am going to do a full change. Was only done about 10months a go if that so its a odd that its gone cr@p already
