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  • Birthday 24/05/1962

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    Honda Pan European ST1300 (08); 1986 Honda VT700c Shadow
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    Fife, Scotland

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  1. Instead of the grease I use a small cable tie not to tighten, just enough to move and stay in place. Both forks obviously It works a treat
  2. You Will need the service manual to find what depth from the top the oil should be. Alternatively, measure the oil without the springs before you drain it. That should give you an idea of where the oil should sit. Then you can just trial and error with different amounts and decide which level works better for you. More oil means stiffer suspension Less oil means softer suspension. You will need to know also what w value you will be using. Again this is more a personal choice than following the manufacturer specs. Higher Wxx also increases the stiffness of the suspension Normally something between W5 and W15
  3. My favourite route on that area is taking the A93 from Perth to Banchory then take a left at Crathes to the A957 towards Stonehaven.
  4. I don't want to disappoint you. There is no sea in Perth Don't remember being in Inverness and not being raining That A9 to civilization is dreadful not even good quality speed cameras, only average ones
  5. Except the obvious ones. Like meeting up Yes I don't use FB and have no intention in going there. However, I have nothing against those who enjoy it as well as any other antisocial media apps We're all different and that's a good thing
  6. I know. I used to go to the royal yacht club in Greenock, Never had the chance to buy one Or the time to sail it
  7. I only do IG because of the side job I'm starting. I have to confess, there are some crackers there
  8. Tricky question.... https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1xJkemJJEe/?igsh=MXh3N2xzdmI4Njd5aQ==
  9. It's cheaper to use places like ansthruder on the east coast. Not as beautiful and far less lochs still cheaper Oh wait. I hate you. Never mind what I said...
  10. If that is the bolt that holds the swing arm you will have a nut on the opposite side. It should be a normal thread because isn't a moving part. Use a 6 side socket not a star one or you risk damaging the bolt before it moves. with the socket in place (ideally a old one) hit it a few times with a hammer to break the lock. The same way you would with a screw. As extreme, you would remove all plastic, protect the inside of the bike and heat it up with a torch (the thread side not the bolt).
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