You’ll not be able to shift it with all the extra weightI'm waiting for ALL the extras to be fitted and then nick it.
That's the adventure , trying to pick it up on a slippery surface in the dark when it's scottishing down.You’ll not be able to shift it with all the extra weight
And the broken legsYou’ll not be able to shift it with all the extra weight
I acquired a nice chunk of floor space the other day, finally sold that poxy Kemppi transformer I bought five years ago and never used once. Now I'll have to find something to fill the space.I have taken a leaf from @Screwdriver 's book and had a tidy up and acquired a clean bench and floor space
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I was introduced to one the other day but he wasn't my type. Before anyone asks that's privileged information.I saw the words 'Swedish' and 'neoprene' and was hoping for a blond wearing a wetsuit.......................................
Don't leave it too long or you're be past your " use by" date.I'll live in hope, one day perhaps...................
PARKING BRAKE LEVER. What next?It was actually yesterday but I fitted as per the instructions and they fouled the parking brake lever so today I refitted them without the additional bar end weight extensions and they actually fit better
They are MachineArtMoto ADVance guards.
They can be configured in three ways and it just takes seconds to change.
For warm weather you remove the insert and sliding extension.
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For a bit colder you fit the insert.
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For cold weather you slide up the extension.
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Fitted to the bike.
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Well when you don't have a gear lever you may occasionally need thatPARKING BRAKE LEVER. What next?
What NO gear lever. What next? I have a feeling you are talking me out of extending my list of " m/c's I have owned" from 65 to 66. I think I'll have to join the Luddites M/c Club.Well when you don't have a gear lever you may occasionally need that
One & a spare?It has 2 clutches though
Twice as much chance of slipping. I suppose it's got one of those Slipper Clutch thingies that stop the rider having to match engine revs with road speed/ gear ratio. Why is everything being De skilled ? Sorry I've just realised it's an auto. Actually many years ago I was asked to have a short test ride on the Honda CB750 Auto and have to admit my first words on returning to HQ really was " who needs a gearbox". Circa Mid /late 70's.It has 2 clutches though
Why is everything being De skilled ?
No need to match the revs, the computer does that automatically when it changes gear Also auto blips on downshift, sounds sweetTwice as much chance of slipping. I suppose it's got one of those Slipper Clutch thingies that stop the rider having to match engine revs with road speed/ gear ratio. Why is everything being De skilled ?