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So what have you done today..?

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by figaro, Mar 17, 2012.

  1. Have you fixed that clutch yet :thinkingface:
     
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  2. Yes sorted it eventually, it's amazing how much air can get trapped in the system, i've not had that much trouble before with the clutch although i did drain it to replace the little clamps on the top rubber tubes, the one's on there where badly rusted and i've got to do the front brake ones next but there will be no draining that:scream:, i'll syringe out the reservoir then replace, then top up and allow the air to rise to the occasion!!
    I did it on my 900.
     
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  3. When I did the brake an clutch fluid I just drained from the bleed nipples and filled the reservoir so I didn't introduce air (not a 100% job I know) however, on doing the clutch I was too exuberant in draining and fell below the reservoir slightly which made for an involved bleeding job :bucktooth: my theory is the side stand helps bleed air from the front brake naturally but you need to tip the bike over the other way to bleed the clutch (I may be wrong though as it was while ago now) :upyeah:
     
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  4. It is one job i hate and i really don't like brake fluid as it seems to get in the stupidest places and i'm always worried about getting it on paintwork etc.:scream: :upyeah:
     
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  5. Nasty stuff, I use all the decorating sheets to minimise spillage damage :bucktooth::D
     
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  6. Sev, was it a white Citroen Berlingo van With a roof rack? One of these vans was used in a burglary near me last week, guy walked to the front door, when he got no answer he opened the door with a crowbar, and two others went in. All caught on CCTV. Lightwater Surrey.
     
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  7. Gone two rounds with Garmin Base Camp. @Bumpkin has sponged me down and given me some tips. The bell is about to go for the third and final round. If I can’t write a route after this, sod it, the sat nav is going in the bin. Andy
     
  8. Finally had a marrige made in heaven today with no prenuitials,the 2.5 ton machine and trailer were purchased separately earlier in the year & live at different postcodes,Trailered very well the first time out,but on the return trip i went forward by 6/8" with the parking position which upset the balance,lesson learned.
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  9. Fitted a rear hugger from Carbon King ( Car Bonking ??) to my S2r. Great fit, lovely finish and very decent price !!
     
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  10. Swapped the DP rearsets on my 996 for Gilles ones as I think the DP ones are too nice for it so they may go on my 748R instead.
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  11. Some thieving scroat broke into my shed overnight and stole my limbo pole.

    Seriously, how fuckin' low can you go ?
     
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  12. As low as that joke apparently :p *ducks*
     
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  13. Unfortunately this is the first year in a long time I won't be spending 2 weeks in the Maldives due to Covid-19

    Every other year its because I can't afford it.
     
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    Sev, This is the van, picture taken off our local Facebook page, any other members in Surrey area, maybe keep your eyes peeled.
     
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  15. Calimoto Andy, try it on their website for free. You plan your route just by clicking and/or dragging and can export .gpx files which you can then upload into your satnav.
     
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  16. Now yesterday, I took my MTS Low seat to a specialised upholsterer who does bike seats, to make it more comfortable and stop the forward stance into the tank while retaining the lowness . Done with care and attention, will ride later to see how much more comfortable it is.
     
  17. They've more holes in than a secondhand dartboard.;)
     
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  18. I like the door knockers than can do all the jobs you know, landscaping, pointing, painting, tree felling and brick laying.
     
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  19. You know when you said 3 weeks on the sprocket? Any estimates on the windows....
     
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  20. And this is why days go wrong

    waiting at copart Doncaster branch which is nearer Scunthorpe bike was getting loaded then didn’t as it’s showing not paid so I’m sat waiting for clearance

    no rush I only need to get to Amsterdam

    bike pretty difficult to move to say the least

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