TimR

Chat with Kawasaki as they did extend warranty during lockdown (See here ) and failure to have it serviced by 'authorised' means invalidates that warranty. It's not just milage but also yearly services . With regards to service history to me it means nothing if buying a vehicle as it depending on the person checking the items doing so in a prescribed manner ...How many times a month do i deal with people who have just had their vehicles serviced and an item that was deemed ok has suddenly failed resulting in them being sat n side of motorway ... Being a low milage / newish bike people will look at the history service more than older bikes . To me service history is this ...its a book but it belongs on which shelf Fiction or Non Fiction and i always go for Fiction

Llandovery Castle. .. And it is tagged on an Essential journey ( as some others may as they are on my route legitimately) ( attending to my father who hasjust been discharged from Hospital after suffering two heart attacks . My number is on numberplate

You can only drive on your countries provided licence for a year before you are required to exchange it for a UK licence .failing to do so can lead to heavy prosecution https://www.gov.uk/driving-nongb-licence

https://www.tfmsuperstore.co.uk/products/wheel-barrow-wheel-puncture-proof-12mm-spindle/

Milton Common Motorcycles 01844 279539 https://maps.app.goo.gl/kERgPghVvQZaQdPbA He is ex Triumph Tec that worked at hughenden m40 triumph that used to be at this location

You are as sad as me lol ... Yep

Exhaust doesn't seem sat right . Don't try to attach full exhaust system in one .

Exhaust gasket ... Grease . Big dollop holds and then melts Glues can create high points on surfaces and depending on the glue it may attack the mating surfaces

Google Part number bmw 46712330765

Due to work have driven quite a few electric vehicles and the one i enjoyed the most was a Renault Twizzy ... Would i want one hell no but pure basic fun ...

What bike ? As they vary in length etc

Top idea .. Buy a pack of disposal razors ( non guarded

Memory serves me ( where Miles kingsport is )

3kgs

Hmmmm i remember that day ... Still amazed managed to find the bearings lol

What i always have on every bike . I carry a toolkit comprising of : 1/4" sockets ranging from 6mmto 10mm 3/8" sockets ranging from 10mmto 19mm with a ratchet and 3 small extension bars and a 3/8"-1/4" adapter. 8mm to 17mm Combination spanners. Hex pieces 4mm,4.5mm,5mm,6mm,8mm,10mm that fit into a 10mm socket . torx pieces 10,15,20,25,30,40 that fit in a 10mm socket . Front spindle adapter that ranges 17mm,19mm,22mm,24mm hex. Pliers, double ended screwdriver 24mm & 27mm ring spanner (older bike tool kit supplied with leverage tube) electrical test screwdriver. This all fits into https://www.jsaccessories.co.uk/buy/kriega-stash-wallet-black/41994.htm?gclid=CjwKCAiAg8OBBhA8EiwAlKw3kjoldJNDHYRTTBixJZO8rTkJVspP44DSURTe8MGV_3GqPaKozWLY5xoC-bIQAvD_BwE Believe it or not . Then in another case I Then have a Stop&go tyre plugger as well as a screw in type plug . this is coupled with https://www.amazon.co.uk/AA-Inflator-Compact-Lightweight-Travel/dp/B00HWMPK6S/ref=asc_df_B00HWMPK6S/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=310744208542&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10939013596157414234&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9046126&hvtargid=pla-356005205900&psc=1&th=1&psc=1 . A 12v Li-on boost pack than doubles s a torch and usb charger with an extra optimate style connection to help those times that accessing battery is a nightmare , and a cigarette lighter style socket with lead that allows me to plug into a cigarette socket to power up. i also carry a few spare fuses . And a gear gremlin cable repair kit . Electrical Tape . Then separately Also a full first aid kit supplied by various Ambulance trusts by attending First Bike on Scene . Cargo Net , . Decent set of Berghaus overtrousers warning triangle . This all takes up 1/2 of my 35ltr top box And yes i have breakdown cover ...

Score the gasket with a blunt blade or even rough it up with a wire brush and apply parrafin/brake and clutch cleaner / wd40 and leave it to penetrate and then as above scrape gently . something like https://www.toolstation.com/stanley-window-scraper or https://www.screwfix.com/p/unger-mini-safety-scraper

Gpz500 should have a linkage

https://www.ex-500.com/threads/gp-shift-pattern.12939/

https://www.ex-500.com/threads/gear-shift-lever-er5-gpz-differences.38541/

If you don't have a rubber mallet a block of wood is a good substitute. Before any levering make 100% that you have all fastners removed otherwise you may damage the mating surfaces/sump/crankcase further . Be advised even you have drained the oil ... It will still be present.

Have you checked the main fuse on starter solenoid ? ( If fitted )

Depends on their definition of a locked garage .. Most only class a brick structure as a garage ... Some don't even class concrete section garages as a garage . I tend to go 0% voluntary excess as it only adds £30-40 more compared to paying out the extra £100's excess . Weigh up the cost of adding security ie chains locks etc to the real world of the time you forget to do it etc ... Again it might cost you £40 more but it's not part of the conditions Don't give them a reason to void the policy by using false information ...yes you may get cheaper insurance but if prosecuted for fraud it will cost you a lot more for years after and lots will not insure you

Depends on their definition of a locked garage .. Most only class a brick structure as a garage ... Some don't even class concrete section garages as a garage . I tend to go 0% voluntary excess as it only adds £30-40 more compared to paying out the extra £100's excess . Weigh up the cost of adding security ie chains locks etc to the real world of the time you forget to do it etc ... Again it might cost you £40 more but it's not part of the conditions Don't give them a reason to void the policy by using false information ...yes you may get cheaper insurance but if prosecuted for fraud it will cost you a lot more for years after and lots will not insure you