Only till he wins the frame & swinger on ebayCkennedy wrote:A little more room, for nowlloydie wrote:Scooter gone :-) now I have a little space back now![]()

Only till he wins the frame & swinger on ebayCkennedy wrote:A little more room, for nowlloydie wrote:Scooter gone :-) now I have a little space back now![]()
crikey - how did that get past without starting a bit of a ruckusjonjonsocal wrote: I got to admit that I wasn't excepting it to be so smooth and powerful for a bike with over 95k miles (thats over 152,887 kilometers for you European folks, I think)
BigVeeGrin wrote:crikey - how did that get past without starting a bit of a ruckusjonjonsocal wrote: I got to admit that I wasn't excepting it to be so smooth and powerful for a bike with over 95k miles (thats over 152,887 kilometers for you European folks, I think)
Jonjon - our european friends/foes on the continent do indeed use metric systems. We inhabitants of the queen's isle are all fooked up and have a mix of old and rather odd measurement systems, and some jolly sensible ones like our european friends/foes use. Good old british miles for us islanders - is that the same as a US mile?
Oh, I felt sorry for the storm so gave her a spraying of scottoil protection oil stuff
But that's for a sp1 caliper not the storm so might not fit
(:-})Most calipers made by Tokico, Nissin, Sumitomo (and non-branded types made by the motorcycle manufacturers) use this type of bolt to join caliper halves