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were do the biker babes go these days???

countrymick wrote:were do the biker babes go these days???

Is there any ???

there used to be some very fit ones in Newcastle...times change.

Ordered rg crash bungs

chric wrote:Ordered rg crash bungs

get ready to cut holes in your fairings mate..............

Neil will

Rode it like I stole it right up into the top end. Suicidal ride which I got away with It's a little scary at high speeds and a misted up wet visor and one looses vision for a few moments. Thank god for cats eye's. It's a bit like playing a video game with only one life.

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realised I will never be a mechanic..........ever ever ever ever...........

agentpineapple wrote:realised I will never be a mechanic..........ever ever ever ever...........

What have you broken now ...

Step away from the tools Marty...NOW

That includes the sharpened sponge !

Changed the side light lens on Smokin Joe, It had been painted with that yellow paint your dad used to use on the headlights of his Cortina if going to France...

Also checked the subframe & found the original paint code...NH-359M phewww it wasn't blue...

The Yoshi exhaust don't appear to have any baffles in them but the r/h one has a loose tube which rattles when you rev it... hmmmm

agentpineapple wrote:realised I will never be a mechanic..........ever ever ever ever...........

should have let carl do it

MacV2 wrote:

agentpineapple wrote:realised I will never be a mechanic..........ever ever ever ever...........

What have you broken now ...

Step away from the tools Marty...NOW

That includes the sharpened sponge !

more than anything really, couldn't understand why the asv brake lever was hitting the rhs fairing on full left lock, even wrote an email to asv, only to realise it just needed to be adjusted down a few mm's....

Easily sorted out with…

but the r/h one has a loose tube which rattles when you rev it... hmmmm

That's what happens when no packing material is used. The welds vibrate loose on the inner tube.

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Well not today, or even recently really but I have added these Harris rearsets to my bike. I think they have been owned by a variety of members on here, and lost a few bit's as they've made their way round. Had to knock up a couple of brackets to secure the link pipes, adapt the gear linkage and I changed the brake pedal for a Ti Gilles one and the gearchange for a Harris later version. I am still missing the Carbon fibre heel plate for the brake side (if anyone has one stashed away!!) but I'm pleased with the adjustability available to give me some more leg room -