found a random part under the motorbike seat?

[Mickly]

I feel my chin is starting to get a bit itchy

[Jjquelch]

That joke wasn’t funny

[Mr Fro]

So I’m guessing the pump is used at a petrol station? What’s the actual use of it so I know lmao

You can use it anywhere you want!

Simply unscrew the plastic valve covers from your tyres, hold the pump against it (which ever end fits best) and switch it on. Presto, pumped up tyres!

 

Can the chrome vanadium be attached back without a mechanic?

Maybe... It's quite a specialised job.

There was a guy on here who was fiddling round with that kind of stuff but it proved far too complex.

If in doubt, you'd best get a properly qualified professional to do the job.

[FallingDown]

Not sure who's winding who up anymore

[Jjquelch]

Okay I’ve done it but I’ve just realised I have these two orange signals at the back of my brike? If anyone can tell me what they’re used for it would greatly be appreciated as I’ve never had a bike before sorry for all the questions

[Mr Fro]

Okay I’ve done it but I’ve just realised I have these two orange signals at the back of my brike? If anyone can tell me what they’re used for it would greatly be appreciated as I’ve never had a bike before sorry for all the questions

 

That's odd, you should have three!

[Jjquelch]

Right I’m taking this pile of shit to the mechanics

[Mississippi Bullfrog]

The orange things are to confuse any BMW drivers who are following you. They have no idea what they are for.

Check the Chrome Vanadium size 10 to see it it’s a left hand thread or right hand. You use one for tightening up and one for loosening.

[James in Brum]

I wonder which other forum you are from? Or which member you are? Maybe [mention]XTreme[/mention] can create a poll with all members active within last month and we vote who we think it is.

[Guest]

I wonder which other forum you are from? Or which member you are? Maybe @XTreme can create a poll with all members active within last month and we vote who we think it is.

 

Who?

[Bianco2564]

Some articles of interest to enlighten the OP

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socket_wrench

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium-vanadium_steel

[Six30]

Right I’m taking this pile of shit to the mechanics

 

don't waist money, the sliver thing under your seat is the fuel flange adjuster , it just pushes in to your rotary wankel valve stem. Google it its easy to do

[Mickly]

Ignore [mention]Six30[/mention]

It’s a suppository, if you don’t know what to do with it, the Internet is your friend.

[fastbob]

Wtf why would it just be there laying there inside my seat? Is that the reason why it won’t turn on? Very strange I leave it at my aunties and they’re not too keen about me having a bike and the day I go take it back to my house this part is just sitting inside the seat not attached to anything ? Do you think someone has purposely removed it? Or can this happen? Im so confused. Thanks for the replies people

 

Yeah , you are confused aren't you . Well snap out of it then !

[fastbob]

The big item is a fuel pump for inside the petrol tank.

Check ebay for ZFR125 pump.

As for the chrome vanadium item I've no idea maybe it's from the Flux Capacitor.

 

So I’m guessing the pump is used at a petrol station? What’s the actual use of it so I know lmao

Thanks for the help so far

Can the chrome vanadium be attached back without a mechanic?

 

Right , that's enough now mate . You're talking absolute bollox and you know it . If you can't work out that a 10mm socket isn't part of your bike you either an idiot or a pointless piss taker .