cyberwolf

the sign above the red button means off (you cant start the engine) the sign in between the red button means on (you can start the engine) and the one just above the yellow button means engine start (you press the button to start the engine)

the top sign means off so you cant start the engine i cant see what arrow you on about?

the sign in between the red button means engine stop on/off and the one above the yellow button is the starter button it starts the engine

what i would do is take the bike to akey and when he not looking swap bikes he wont notice

if i can find cash for fuel i be up for this but the only prob iv got i dont have a printer so cant print a form of

you can still do direct access on the new test

the faster iv been is 580mph

just paid with paypal

i have 2 how do i pay?

good idea but no can do from me as im going back onto full time hrs at work and got no hoildays left

iv got 3 helmets the one im using is caberg trip dont know what the others are cant be ass looking

i was told only use the paste/sealant (with the gasket) if you got bad scratches of dints otherwise don't use the paste/sealant

oh i like them but no good if they not waterproof im looking for new boots as mine are 5yrs old and iv gone of daytona boots

i wont be coming no cash

check the fuse is ok for your fan it could of blown

50:50 mix of Antifreeze & water http://www.bugscooters.co.nz/product_in ... ucts_id=19

wd40 can rot some rubbers i know that from when i use to work for smurfit, but iv always use wd40 for cleaning the bike but not on the chain and never had a prob with it but i think it would take years of everyday use of wd40 to rot the rubber in your chain as you would be putting new chain oil on the chain which would help with protection from wd40 and chain oil is not the easyest stuff to wash away even with wd40

you got the right thread

looks like crystallized fuel to me can you not unbolt tap and clean it?

sell it to one of the women on here they would love it

oh ok for a sec i thought someone else was leaving

why would you be looking for new mods

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you find most usb power cables have a step down built into them so you can run a sat nav which is 9 volts of 12volt so if you cut the plug of you be taken the step down off! and it well burn out anything thats under 12 volts

nice one