dynax
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Good to know, our car is on Motability and due for MOT before June
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Totally unacceptable and the owners of Wetherspoons should be made to pay without question
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it's probably adblocker, i had to disable parts of mine to allow Faceache to show
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If you need a torque wrench, get yourself to screwfix pdq, as they are still open but for how long no one knows But only if it is essential
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Hmm, maybe! I have a cunning plan
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The Bean photos were the last straw I think! Awww, and i was just getting warmed up, shame as i had a great idea for the dildo photos after lockdown had finished
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Where is [mention]Six30[/mention] has he flounced
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No that's BSM they have no discipline
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Google is your friend but not for everyone
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Are you sure ? he will never be the same again, and could quite well permanently damage his phsyche
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2 BDSM and 2 sex doll
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Here goes from memory 3 biking 4 model railways 2 steam engines 2 photograpy 3 woodworking 3 boating 2 shooting 4 of an adult nature 3 various darknet 1 facebook majority now only visited occassionally I also forgot 2 fishing
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I assume you're including forums like this one
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Chassis no VIN numbers also no reg plate
dynax replied to fv43576's topic in Old Motorbikes, Projects and Restorations
I would get in touch with the DVLA and see what they say, they may offer another frame number and Q plate it, other than that i have no idea, good luck with it sorry i can't be of any more help -
What is the bike idling like, you could increase the idling speed so it ticks over a little faster
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Chassis no VIN numbers also no reg plate
dynax replied to fv43576's topic in Old Motorbikes, Projects and Restorations
Taken from an internet search. The frame number on the CS50 should be located on the right side of the frame steering stem (the part of the frame that is below the handle bars and above the front wheel). The engine number should be stamped onto a plate on the back of the engine crankcase (on the furthest part of the crank case). -
About 20 off hand, probably more if i counted them
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Chassis no VIN numbers also no reg plate
dynax replied to fv43576's topic in Old Motorbikes, Projects and Restorations
try and clean the area where the vin number is with some degreaser, then use some chalk or some make up powder borrowed from your missus, then get some masking tape and press and rub it down over the vin number, then transfer that to a piece of plain white paper, and with a bit of luck should give you the full vin number -
For those that need their biking fix, why not go slot racing
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They do work on DC, the reg/rectifier converts the AC to DC and regulates the voltage to around 14 volts if you have to just rev the engine when stood still might be worth checking for a bad earth connection
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watching some breakfast news, looking more likely that a complete lockdown will be implemented within the next 24hrs, all due to the incompetent ar*eholes gathering at the weekend
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Will post this here, as good a place as any https://www.visordown.com/news/general/can-i-ride-my-motorcycle-during-coronavirus-lockdown
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Going for a solo ride is one thing, but group gatherings should be avoided, they need their rides confiscated if they can't be trusted to be responsible people
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just took her out for a blast down the road, much more responsive and no flat spots, can even get to lift the front wheel off the ground , next thing will be the forks and head bearings, not sure whether to get a seal kit or wait and see if it needs anything replacing, will probably get some fork oil for now and see how it goes