haveugot1
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Servicing the busa
haveugot1 replied to haveugot1's topic in Advice on Repairing and maintaining your bike
[quote="stantheman"]ive got a nice smoked grey back light for your busa mark its brand new still in the box and you dont have to wire the indicators up to it if you dont want it to flash half yellow when you indicate and ive got a carbon hugger [/quote Cheers stan. -
Servicing the busa
haveugot1 replied to haveugot1's topic in Advice on Repairing and maintaining your bike
I did wonder if you made it m8. Got the coolant in ok and ran it through then finished the bleeding so all is well. Just need oil and filter then can start on wheels. Ordered new indicators and just missed out on a carbon hugger. -
Not watched it yet but cant wait. -
Daughter's not going to be pleased!
haveugot1 replied to gravelrash's topic in The Pub "Tinker and Budget"
OUCH!!!!!! Is that oem? -
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Servicing the busa
haveugot1 replied to haveugot1's topic in Advice on Repairing and maintaining your bike
Picking some new ones up from hunters in a few weeks.also new ebc pads. -
Servicing the busa
haveugot1 replied to haveugot1's topic in Advice on Repairing and maintaining your bike
Your not wrong ian it took 40mins to get the fairings off. Was going to get the wheels done candy carbon dipped but they want £140 per wheel. Were as I can get them powder coated for £110 including the sprocket carrier. -
Servicing the busa
haveugot1 replied to haveugot1's topic in Advice on Repairing and maintaining your bike
Na ive heard their crap:hide: -
Well today i thought the bike needed some work. Ive changed the brake and clutch fluid for dot 4 racing fluid, dropped and replaced the coolant. Then generally just a clean up. Getting the wheels powder coated candy red. Getting a carbon fibre front mudguard then she will be nearly ready for next yr.
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if you look at my garage it isn't the full width of a normal garage , so I cant have it set up and just ride the bike on , I have to move the bike and stuff out an about , drag the lift in to the center ,ride the bike on then put stuff back, and because of this reason I am not using it , went out Saturday washed the bike then thought I would put it on the lift to clean it properly , started moving stuff around and thought it , put it on the paddock stands , the lift is great but need the room , and its not as if I am doing anything major , just chain and keeping it clean which I can do on the stands and with out the lift gives me more room to get round the bike Bloody hell he can rant on:hide: -
Why u selling it ?
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Thats shocking but not surprising. They stole our james bike a couple of yrs ago and he found it on ebay, told the police but they werent interested. -
[quote="madcarper"]I've got both bikes insured with Bikesure which is part of Adrian Flux who used to insure my classic cars they will even give you a policy with an agreed value if you have a heavily modified bike as long as you have receipts for all your parts and work done. canny price too, mind I am getting on a bit fecking saga sent me an insurance form the other day [/quote Will give them a try ian. Im with bennetts and they £208. But I think I can get it cheaper. -
Who would u say is a decent company to contact for for bike insurance?
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Really sorry to hear that chad. -
Lucky sod . Bet u had a great day. -
Is it whats left of the Olympic torch -
Glad u got it sorted alan. -
Happy birthday haveugot1
haveugot1 replied to Davehutch-hutchs's topic in The Pub "Tinker and Budget"
Cheers mike. Had a really good time and fell lucky with the weather it was red hot. -
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Book a holiday at work mate, then go without telling anyone where you're going, including you! Grab a backpack, 3 days of clothes and see where the bike takes you Ya need time away ian m8. Just them couple of days away leaves us felling refreshed. -
Some work gone into that mike. How long did it take?
