Tiggie
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Happy Birthday!!
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How about these? http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=291039280290
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They wouldn't last long just doing gear changes never mind in an off imo you can get regular boot looking gear or even an old pair of doc martins or army boots would be better
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I have been on an AC/DC kick for the last week or so, mainly the Bon Scott era but I love both
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I did exactly the same
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I'm pretty sure that one more joke about counter steering and I'll be banned as well!
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and they stop you from counter-steering
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Happy Birthday!!
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bugger, they are in Leeds next week but I am working. wish I had known about this earlier as I might of been able to swap shifts
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Cheap and cheerful?
Tiggie replied to denz90wolf's topic in Clothing, Luggage, Accessories and Security
army surplus stores if you just want a pair of cheap boots to ride in. not motorbike specific but do the job -
I can think of reasons
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Impact driver would make that bike implode
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Rebelrach and uk190 did something similar last year, perhaps you could give one of them a pm or they might reply on here
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Happy birthday!!
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I had this happen to me. Water seeped into the button used to reset the gauge. Get your wd40 out
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I think the point Adam was trying to make is that you can knack your battery in by using jump leads from a car if the cars engine is running. It is safe to do it without the engine running though.
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I have had first hand experience with Chinese engineering. So its a no!!
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fill up with oil before starting that trip
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I will vouch for that, he has a bit of a rust problem http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/02/15/article-1357195-0D3371C8000005DC-899_634x397.jpg
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where the choke cable attaches to the carb if you unscrew it you will find a spring inside. this is prone to snap or become deformed. it has happened to me and the previous owner of my bike. have a look and see, it will either need replacing or you might get away with cleaning all the crud off and reshaping it. if that is fine it could also be the idle screw which is on the left hand side of the bike nearish the fuel tap. unscrew that in quarter turns until the bike idles normally
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where do you keep your bike cover?*
Tiggie replied to mealexme's topic in Clothing, Luggage, Accessories and Security
I have a bike tent but no where to put it as its next to impossible to get my bike into the garden and I have no driveway I'm keeping it for when we eventually move though I would prefer a nice heated garage -
where do you keep your bike cover?*
Tiggie replied to mealexme's topic in Clothing, Luggage, Accessories and Security
I have one of these in my garden that I throw my cover in. it only has the kids toys inside usually so I'm not too bothered if they get wet http://i945.photobucket.com/albums/ad300/TOLOFSON/box2.jpg -
mine is still on last years