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Swapped out the large blade aux fuses I'd fitted for mini holders & fuses.

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Full synth oil n new filter  plus a quick wash n polish

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Absolutely nothing. Being perfect for the first time in years, I'm reluctant to take it out ferra ride. 28 years and 117' kms is a fault waiting to happen 😐
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Lol  Enjoy the perfection Bjorge. Smile

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Quote:Absolutely nothing. Being perfect for the first time in years, I'm reluctant to take it out ferra ride. 28 years and 117' kms is a fault waiting to happen
 

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Cleaned it, and adjusted the new chain took it for a test run. Got to give it love or it might get jealous of the new shiny tart in the garage.

It reminded me why I like it so much, torque.
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Yesterday, took the TDM for its first run of the year, 260 miles around the Borders from near Carlisle across to Eyemouth, and ventured into Englandshire twice.

 

I had promised myself my first ride of the year would be on the rebuilt Cagiva, and that happened on 2nd June. My MOT man, a 2-stroke fella with a reverse cylinder 250TZR, was complimentary and full of tips. The boxes of bits came together, along with a significant amount of stainless fasteners, and it ran first prod of the button, once I had remembered to turn on the fuel!

 

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The TDM felt great, also started first time and ran perfectly after its eight month layoff, and the weather did its part to make the day out most enjoyable. I will now have to repay the workshop time with house DIY, methinks.



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That is so smart, nice job 👍
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Quote:Yesterday, took the TDM for its first run of the year, 260 miles around the Borders from near Carlisle across to Eyemouth, and ventured into Englandshire twice.

 

I had promised myself my first ride of the year would be on the rebuilt Cagiva, and that happened on 2nd June. My MOT man, a 2-stroke fella with a reverse cylinder 250TZR, was complementary and full of tips. The boxes of bits came together, along with a significant amount of stainless fasteners, and it ran first prod, once I had remembered to turn on the fuel!

 

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The TDM felt great, also started first time and ran perfectly after its eight month layoff, and the weather did its part to make the day out most enjoyable. I will now have to repay the workshop time with house DIY, methinks.

 

house DIY is for wet days
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Tell me about it, sunshine and I'm patio cleaning with two bikes ready to roll.
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Quote:Tell me about it, sunshine and I'm patio cleaning with two bikes ready to roll.


F@@k the patio cleaning, but you'd have to be a brave man.

No chance of popping out for the detergent 😉

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Stopped here for a (sideways), brew

 

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Also called at a certain pub to see how popular it was for camping at the mo

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Going off the hill with the trees and the heather in the distance, also the small brook, I'd say you were in North Yorkshire. Big Grin

 

You off work then Al ?  Was the camping popular ?
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Day off  so had a 170 miles ride out and ran off a full tank

 

Eric the machinist has chucked work today - ya can't get dependable workers ----- he's only 91

 

N Yorks

No plod

Camping not at a premium midweek :good:

 

May bimble down there tomorrow for an overnight - dinner in the pub and a few beers - night under canvas an such..
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Bloody lightweight Eric. Lol  I'm pretty busy this week but will deffo get over there if I get a bit more notice to sort Ma's needs out aforehand.
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Rode down to Newcastle and back on an errand.

I think I'll try 30W fork oil , after watching a Dave Moss Tuning video, because it will apparently give me a better range of damping adjustment for my lardy weight.

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Eat less pies ?
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Quote:Rode down to Newcastle and back on an errand.

I think I'll try 30W fork oil , after watching a Dave Moss Tuning video, because it will apparently give me a better range of damping adjustment for my lardy weight.
 

I suspect the compression damping will be harsh with 30W
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I suspect the compression damping will be harsh with 30W

So do I but I'll give it a try, with the damping adjuster set in the 'softest' position.

 

ATF has served me pretty well until now, but if there is an improvement over ATF it'll be worth it

Quote:Eat less pies ?

Are they just smaller than normal pies ?
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Quote:So do I but I'll give it a try, with the damping adjuster set in the 'softest' position.

 

ATF has served me pretty well until now, but if there is an improvement over ATF it'll be worth it



Are they just smaller than normal pies ?
 

ATF appears to have a eight between 7.5 and 10
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