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Quote:Good job Steve but how you older chaps "says the old chap" swing from thousandths to metric confuzzles me, living abroad for a long time turned me metric and since cant work in imperial, how unBritish i am now  Smile
Bloody foreigner 😁 same here though. Working on Jap bikes lends itself to working with the metric system.
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First run of the year to St Mary's Loch, on the new to me 900

 

The rear shock is not bad but my rebuilt Ohlins will be ready in 2 weeks Smile. Forks are bouncy under pressure, I think I'll try 30W in one fork leg. It worked for the last one !


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Fitted the new rubbers front and rear, changed fork oil... At least put some new in, what was there didn't much look like oil. BT023's and overfilled the tubes to 115 mm for a little better end compression damping.

 

Yay!

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Another year, another clean sheet. MOT pass today. Nicely run in now at 63,529 miles and a fairly tidy 8,453 since last year.

 

Got about 300 ish miles on the new Roadsmart 4s that went on on Monday. Have to say, very impressed so far. easy as grippy as the Road 5s they replaced and the turn in is lovely.

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Went for a run up to Rannoch Moor. Last time, I forgot my camera !

Really enjoyed the ride there, everything on the bike worked well together, but, I still need to sort the suspension !



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<p style="text-align:center;">Ohlins, PC3, fuel cut defeat, +4deg timing, 17" front wheel.
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Great photo's Chris  :good:

Bigred mk1 R1 Calipers- Braided lines- Givi wing rack-Crash bungs- Hi vis bullets-PR2's- and a hoot to ride.



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1991 MK1 in need of some TLC watch this space   Smile Sorted and on the Road Mick  Tongue  Tongue it's the bike that Jack built  Wink Gone to Heaven  Wub
 


 
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Quote:Great photo's Chris  :good:

 

Thanks :good:
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Very nice
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Quote:Great photo's Chris  :good:

#2 is a bit gruesome! B&W appropriate.

 

Is / was that a deer caught in a wire fence? Was it a fair bit off the road? or someone would have had a freezer full of venison!
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Quote:#2 is a bit gruesome! B&W appropriate.

 

Is / was that a deer caught in a wire fence? Was it a fair bit off the road? or someone would have had a freezer full of venison!

 

It was a stinky ex sheep Steve ! Beyond a fence which was lining the road, so it wasn't even roadkill. I just came across it while walking in the boggy stuff towards the river
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It was a stinky ex sheep Steve ! Beyond a fence which was lining the road, so it wasn't even roadkill. I just came across it while walking in the boggy stuff towards the river
Foul play suspected ? Get the SOCO team out ! .....Maybe not, you might become a suspect...
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Quote:Foul play suspected ? Get the SOCO team out ! .....Maybe not, you might become a suspect...

 

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Tackled the rear suspension bushes, wow that was emotional finally managed to remove the lower bearing sleeve to find that the needle roller bearing had disintegrated.

2002 900 obviously had never been done. 

All other bearings good but dirty, good clean up and there good to go.

Thanks to this site.

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Started wiring in my new sat nav and some bike vis LEDS that have been knocking around the garage only to discover some dodgy wiring that needs sorting first. Trouble is it's my handiwork!
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Cant blame the stealer for that😁
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Not today but on Tuesday.....I enjoyed a 'spirited' ride out round N Yorkshire and an isolated stream-side picnic.
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Spirited = he was being a naughty boy in places 😁
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Quote:Spirited = he was being a naughty boy in places

I remember doing the BikeSafe course with Cumbria police

They prefer calling it 'making progress' Smile
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Changed the rear shock. Even though I promised myself I wouldn't spend on this bike... At least it was only a 30 minute job.



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