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Simon Davey
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So satisfying @Grumpy Old Git
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@husoi We all know you're really sorry to leave Scotland and the weather
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Good morning bikers
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Hi TTMCT, and welcome to the forum. Are the wires into a connecting block, or are they loose and twisted together, do they come from the main loom and are hanging down from it? It may be that they were from and alarm, or even just once part of a connector for a battery charger, or maybe someone had them running up to the handlebars to supply a phone charger. Maybe post a picture, there are a couple of CBF 125 owners on here.
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Always useful if you get caught short. Hope it goes quickly...
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Good morning bikers
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Conflicting advice
Simon Davey replied to JTDG's topic in CBT, Test and Advanced Training Information
For want of a better description, your instructor sounds like a bit of a tosser. Have you mentioned this to him/her, if not, maybe you should because it's your pass or fail, and not theirs. Perhaps go over their head and talk to other training staff? -
You're not wrong there!! In the nine years of being on this little farm, I've never needed one, until now. Maybe I should look for something manual, that doesn't require fitting. There's also a lot to be said for checking the 4WD works. I've actually towed a trailer with a tonne of wood through mud up to the sills, and also pulled a 32 tonne lorry that was spinning in mud. But feck me, when I really need it, it's not working. The truck hasn't sunk, it's just spinning on soft stuff.
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Hi @Nadine It sounds very much like there is a battery issue. If it starts, and there's still no power to the lights or indicators etc, it could be that the battery is disconnected, have you checked? Also, it could be that there is no charge from the rectifier (with converts the power to charge the battery).
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My afternoon didn't go so well. My little tractor got stuck in the boggy part of a paddock whilst I was spraying iron phosphate to feed the grass and kill the moss. No worries, it's much firmer just a few meters ahead, I'll pull it out with my pickup truck. Seems the 4WD light on the dashboard is lying. My friend is coming with a bigger tractor in the morning to pull them both out
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Hi @MachKneel and welcome to the forum John.
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Flippin Eck, good luck with that @Fozzie It'll be a dream home soon enough though.
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Honda Forza 300cc Ok, it's not a naked, but any naked is exposed and will corrode.
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Good morning bikers
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A couple of oil changes flushed through will do the trick. At least just the fact that it's running is a real bonus.
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@Takanta You can do more today
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Grim.
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What on earth is that?
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Good morning bikers
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Cheers matey, the guy who rebuilt my carb's said the same thing, I've used it for quite some time, I also fill my old Mitsubishi Lancer with it.
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Good morning bikers
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Everything on the B&Q page you listed wasn't available in store. Although they're part of B&Q, Screwfix do this, which is tempting as I have a couple of the Titan batteries already.
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Ahhhh bugger, you've got me looking at them now
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So, we're all concerned about the platform, I would use OSB, with a 12mm rubber mat (the kind for horse stables) screwed on top. Easy to wipe, and will give good grip for the side/centre stands.
