skyrider
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yes that might earn you some cold lunches for a while
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that looks a weapon
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yes he has never lived
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yea ginger nuts
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they are on their way with the evening practice in the rain
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there speaks a man who has had several cg's and knows his way around them
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have fun and ride safe
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Confused newbie, petcock only has symbols?
skyrider replied to Lexmotorsrs's topic in Motorbike Chat
i would agree with that -
the big question is who is paying for the offspring to be on the internet on their phones are they paying themselves or are coffin dodgers paying
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yes hope they will get a few laps in before weekend, michael dunlop is supposed to be arriving today to decide if he is going to race or not
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you would be better off with a honda cg 125, people on here keep having problems with their chinese bikes they keep cutting out etc
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i think some gold wing trikes sometimes have similar type of lighting
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i have been riding bikes since 1976 and i have never yet had a bike with abs still i suppose there is still time
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one of the best batteries going are yuasa they used to come as a standard fitment on yamahas don't know what they use now
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and seeing as im a vertically challenged shorty they are no good to me at all
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cb360 cam chain tensioner restomod
skyrider replied to a topic in Old Motorbikes, Projects and Restorations
you mean greedy b******s -
maybe a hippy
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the thing with wr yams is you need a set of steps to get on the things
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tonight's practice has been cancelled because of the weather (rain) and tomorrow night is not looking any better
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it looks a big one for a 125 is it standard
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ts a big filter though, is it a round one
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no i reckon that should be ok for a while
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and have a look at the air filter as well
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tell us more about the dogging sites
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right so thats nearly a thousand miles, i would start with taking the plug out and give it a clean with a wire brush and check the gap with a feeler gauge