dick65
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nice one stue -
Gear Indicator
dick65 replied to mdhillug03's topic in Advice on Repairing and maintaining your bike
ive never used them so cant comment -
im in suspenders here -
Yamaha XS900 Triple Cafe Racer Build......."SHAFTY"
dick65 replied to pugeyed's topic in Project section
taking shape nicely mark -
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tidy rob -
go back to page 18 of this thread and you,ll find the details m8 this is page 19 -
nice one ross great mag as well -
alright m8 pop in the hello section and say hi /f1-say-hello
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SET OF DECENT PADS
dick65 replied to gsf1200's topic in Advice on Repairing and maintaining your bike
i used kyoto on my old bandit 600 the rear crumbled in a week could have been a bad batch,i always buy EBC for my thunderace ive had them in 2 years and theyve hardly worn and i like armstrong organic as well although they wear quicker,use them on my xj900f i also like to dismantle and rebuild my calipers every 3 months -
i dont drive so my bikes are my transport,hence milage dont bother me both are well looked after with regular services done by myself anything major i leave to a reputable garage and i know the guy, yamaha xj900f 1993, 46000 miles a nice shafty for the wetter months yamaha thunderace yzf1000r 1997,just reached 32000 miles and still looks good,previous owner had it dynoed 3 years back and it put out 147 bhp so still nice and healthy and doesnt use oil like some of them do and like madsod i dont rev the nuts off them theres no need to
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sorry to hear that chad,go and get yerself checked over m8,peace of mind,the bike will mend -
thats good hes happy jez,i wouldnt worry m8 that was a cracking bandit,now go and sort sqawky out -
ex george whites big sale this weekend
dick65 replied to madsod's topic in The Pub "Tinker and Budget"
nice one but a bit far for me -
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nice one m8
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welcome back m8 -
nice one lads,i had been wondering about air flow being restricted but if it works in oz then it should work anywhere -
loosen the sump plug gently and let some of the oil out but not all then top up as neccessary,bit fiddly but saves forking out on more oil -
great pics mike -
take it steady alan and safe trip mate -
nice shafty,ive heard of the maxim but not seen one
