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Ian Frog

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  1. What happened did you come home pissed and park it in the wrong garden? lol Cheers Ian
  2. I am no clairvoyant but I have a feeling you are right with your prediction ! Cheers Ian
  3. A fella is worried about his wife so takes her to the doctors. After an hours thorough examination the doctor comes out to the man nervously waiting outside. "What`s wrong with her doctor" the man asks."Well Mr Smith I can`t be certain but I have narrowed it down to 2 possibilities, she either has Aids or Alzheimers". "Oh my god what should I do" says Smith. The doctor reply`s " I f I were you Sir I would take her for along walk in the woods and leave her there, then if she finds her way home don`t f**k her". Cheers Ian
  4. Nice lines mate, hope the banjo bolts weren't seized on like mine still are No the old banjos on the front weren't that old I was changing because I had found a bit of damage on one line when I was servicing the calipers and changing the pads. Interesting that I had HEL before but I think I prefer these Venhill ones if I am honest just because the banjos feel more robust and the master cylinder connections were slightly different angles making a neat installation. Oh and green again of course lol. Cheers Ian
  5. Just fitted new Venhill lines front and rear. Cheers Ian
  6. Given the invention of Rohypnol I am suprised you havent! Cheers Ian bill-cosby.gif PMSL probably a very apt image ! Cheers Ian
  7. Lol Yes I can see it now. I thought that was a bike under the cover. Cheers Ian
  8. I bet you do ! If I had that I would have no need of the house ! Cheers Ian
  9. Hi Goat May I ask which moveable stand that is poking out from under that cover? Cheers Ian
  10. Purple one is Micron the front stand is marked Champion equipment if that makes any difference? Cheers Ian
  11. By the way while I am in the garage with my recent upgrades to my stands I have these 2 which I am happy to give free to a good ( or at least moderately abusive) home. Obviously with current goings on you will need to collect from North Bedfordshire or arrange transportation but hopefully will help someone? Feel free to pm me. Cheers Ian
  12. @Six30 any confessions to make? yeh , J K Rowling , I would . Given the invention of Rohypnol I am suprised you havent! Cheers Ian
  13. Drill hidden under bench with compressor and variety of end cans lol As an aside anyone need a Remus oval or micron round or std gen1 Busa can get in touch. Cheers Ian
  14. Ahem ! as mentioned by someone other than @Stu lol. The spring shown on the parts diagram is inside the casing that the gear lever mechanism bolts to the outside of. Cheers Ian Well spotted Ian my eyesight and memory are not what they were. Lol you are forgiven mate I am surprised you didn't blame it on your convalesance? Cheers Ian
  15. Yes. If you watch [mention]fastbob[/mention] `s video you will see it`s actually quite easy to get to just removal of the clutch basket. Please layout any plates you remove in the correct order so they go back in right, they sometimes have small differences. Cheers Ian
  16. hour service lol. I feel your pain I am still trying to track down my package that Hermes cant decide if they have lost or stolen ! Cheers Ian
  17. Lol Cancelmy input I think [mention]fastbob[/mention] has nailed it for you. Cheers Ian
  18. Hi [mention]hardleydavidson[/mention] Could you post a picture of that side of the bike please. I think there is a good chance you wont be needing a gasket but I would like to have a look first. Cheers Ian
  19. Ahem ! as mentioned by someone other than [mention]Stu[/mention] lol. The spring shown on the parts diagram is inside the casing that the gear lever mechanism bolts to the outside of. Cheers Ian
  20. When this crap is over and I am allowed to visit my Dad in Dorchester again I will give you a shout and scrounge a coffee if you want lol. Cheers Ian
  21. You should be able to see between the wall and the Busa is fresh paint. The plan is to wheel the Busa across and do the patch currently underneath asap. Hope its warm tomorrow and this stuff cures quick enough. Cheers Ian
  22. Can you imagine the rows with all our different ideas lol. Maybe @Stu might like to organise a virtual boot sale and see if we can relocate our treasures and obtain more crap lol. I must admit when I got home from work I had found an old tin of floor paint so I have done the bit of the floor that gets the most wear between bench and door so probably do a bit each night while I wait for my new brakelines to arrive ! Cheers Ian I think it would be a brilliant idea, one place for all our projects to get done and finished and maybe the odd scratch build to sell I so wish that was possible. All of us renting an industrial unit and combining resources and knowledge ( I would volunteer to live on site if it was in the right area lol). Maybe I need to stop dreaming at my age lol Cheers Ian
  23. I hope I'm going to get a stab on the race busa I'm sure I could break the 200mph and I'd look better doing it I keep telling you that you have more chance of getting pregnant lol. I said I would let you sample the road going one after all ! Now we shouldn't hijack [mention]gymwitch[/mention] `s thread as she is fizzing with exitement ! Cheers Ian
  24. I think a few of us should cobble together and start a bike shop......could be called forum bikes or something Can you imagine the rows with all our different ideas lol. Maybe [mention]Stu[/mention] might like to organise a virtual boot sale and see if we can relocate our treasures and obtain more crap lol. I must admit when I got home from work I had found an old tin of floor paint so I have done the bit of the floor that gets the most wear between bench and door so probably do a bit each night while I wait for my new brakelines to arrive ! Cheers Ian
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