TimR
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reading charger specs i will say it is not suitable for motorcycle batteries ...Regardless of what it says
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What bike do you have ? you should not need to charge the battery as it should charge itself when the bike is running ... if it doesnt you have a charging problem or do you leave the bike unused for a while ?
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you should be charging at no more than 1 amp on motorcycle batteries . most car charger will not recognise bike batteries
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how is a dog trailer any different to being transported in/on a vehicle ? police dogs for instance are contained within cages at rear of vehicle with no further restraints . Which is a world away from being dragged behind a motorbike in a a homemade contraption built out of a wheelie bin. google alphadog ,lintran or kmdogtrailers .. They all started as homemade contraptions im sure
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why not look at the sidecar route
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how is a dog trailer any different to being transported in/on a vehicle ? police dogs for instance are contained within cages at rear of vehicle with no further restraints .
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found the original thread https://www.themotorbikeforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=14186 l to r sean,rennie,susieque,willow,roy,korben,holiday,golach,ash,richard,matt on floor l to r(on floor) gubba,akey& mini willow,timr
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if memory rear row L - r no idea Rennie Sue Penny Roy ? Korben ( Steve) No idea No Idea No idea no idea on floor l-r No idea Mark Abbi ? and myself
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wonder how many in this photo are still about ?
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try using a lock nut method on the other end of the stud https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jam_nut
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check out Black reflective tape .. shines white and gives that visual reference in mirrors at night
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check battery connections .. pothole may have loosened them .. this can cause power loss .
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making wheel spacers
TimR replied to oldmadbiker's topic in Old Motorbikes, Projects and Restorations
Your hair could get caught it it , this happened to girl I knew . I've never been comfortable around wood and metal working machines. Band saws give me the fear just thinking about them . nope common thing on a lathe is ... chuck key embedding itself in the wall or ceiling where you forget to remove it -
unrestricted 50cc at 16 ... uninsured in the eyes of law otherwise in accordance of licence ... potential 12 points on a provisional licence seizure of bike £150 release fee plus £12-£25 a day storage is it worth the aggro for a 50cc bike which will being unrestricted be ragged to death anyway
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to answer your suspension question. yes it will affect the handling ... you will wallow about in bends on power
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making wheel spacers
TimR replied to oldmadbiker's topic in Old Motorbikes, Projects and Restorations
measure the inner diameter of the bearing dust seals for external diameter of spacer -
try loosening the throttle housing screws and see if you get any movement away from bar end . most are located on a spigot into the bar but this can give a few mm tolerance .
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A Day in the Life of a Forum Admin
TimR replied to Grumpy Old Git's topic in News, Entertainment and Humour
Beat you to it ok 1 person to say Damn must read posts better ..... -
A Day in the Life of a Forum Admin
TimR replied to Grumpy Old Git's topic in News, Entertainment and Humour
you forgot the 1 to post the popcorn gif -
does your bike show the oil level on the dash ? may be an electronic dipstick .
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right hand side of bike ( foot brake side ) will be in that area
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what bike is it ?
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i was replying directly to mississippi bullfrog hence quoting them directly with regards to their desire to meddle with things not working .. so rather than jumping past that obvious clue and state something which you failed to do ? Sorry Tim - that didn't read right......I meant that OP should do their homework first as they are obvs not too familiar with maintenance work, not you!!! (Grovel, grovel)! no worries .. and apologies back for snapping
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possible to do with ex royal mail bikes ie bsa bantam
