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Memories of when I first bought my half faired '91 750ss in London in July 1997. I used it to commute down the embankment every morning in that...
This thread is an inspiration. I hope that everyone is doing well on their respective health journeys. Last year, I lost my uncle to Prostate...
Hello All! Its been a while since I was last here, biking has been on the back burner for a while with the needs of a young family etc. etc. I...
Having done a 900 into 750 engine swap, I can confirm that the smaller bikes are different, and these won't fit them.
In Europe – Vee Two Ducati Squalo | Bike-urious I liked the look of this. ^^^ Unfortunately I was always broke when they were available, ditto...
Honestly, I wouldn't touch the Ebay car with a long pole. Pretty much everything that could be suspect about it is. If it was immensely cheap,...
Don't go near it. The chassis number is for an early 70s car, before Porsche offered a full convertible. This means one of two things, that...
Damnit. I found myself wondering about Al just a few days ago. We never met, but had exchanged messages on here many times, with particular...
Nice bike! I think I'd pop the carb off, and measure it to see if it really does measure 22mm diameter inside, and that the inlet tract on the...
Oh, just one more thing. I don't ever use the choke. I just give it a tickle, and a kick and off it goes. What happens when you operate the choke?
Good. Now we are getting somewhere. A 22mm carb is a pretty hefty carb for a 125. I'd expect something like a 18 or a 20mm maybe. Is it the one...
Hi Nigel, welcome to the forum. What sort of carb are we talking about? A UB series DellOrto by any chance? I've had a fair bit of experience...
I'm with all you guys on this. I've had about 4 foot pumps in the last few years. Halfords own brand x2 and a Michelin one. All dreadful junk...
An excellent TMWRNJ reference. Those who know, know.
