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Ha ha. Top rant and I can't help but agree with the bloke.
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Hello, Anyone got any idea where I can buy a seat and auxiliary fuel tank for a Gas Gas Pro? Or can I buy a proper long range fuel tank? Cheers, Tony
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The website for the MOT testers manual is here:- http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual/mc_contents.htm I think it depends upon the year as to whether you can have a bulb horn or not (1st Jan 1973...maybe). It'll say on the website. Not sure that you need a reflector either if you have no lights. Tony
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Yeah I saw that. He wasn't a happy chappy, was he. The crowd cheered when the Observer removed the rock. Tony
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Thanks indeed. A top weekend but was I glad to have a shower and hit the sack when I got home. Heath waking up at 5:30 on Saturday morning to fire up the BBQ didn't help much. Great to put some faces to names too although it was well into Saturday before I sussed that Brad, who I was talking to on the Friday night, was Lastplacebrad..... Cheers, Tony
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I just about learned to ride a unicycle years ago. I could go quite some distance before it all went wrong. The way I learned was to have a mate with a broom shank that I held onto (just one hand). This gives you something to push and pull against while your body figures out how to do it. You don't ride a unicycle in a straight line - its a seies of curves and you have to use your backside and upper body to steer/balance. While your butt is turning left your upper body is turning right. Top fun though. I found a hard surface easier to ride on but a soft surface was much easier to land on And I padded the seat cos it hurts if you come off the back - and I ain't talking about when you hit the deck... Tony
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Steve, I've had the bike a month but only been out on it twice so far. I feel like my balance is improving and I can lift and place the front or back wheel without falling off a lot better than I could. Just need time on the bike and to watch a few good riders to see what they do. Cheers, Tony
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Can't take pictures of meself now, can I?
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Steve, These might help:- http://www.trashzen.com/ http://users.aber.ac.uk/sjs99/bike/tutorial/tutorial.htm Have fun. Tony
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Steve, I'm 39 and have just bought a BT Raven 4.0 off Evil Bay. I had an Onza T-Bird a while ago but lack of time means I'm still a beginner. Cheers, Tony
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Sounds like you have the top end off - can you feel any up and down play in the conrod? A knocking noise could be a goosed big end. Tony
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I'd be interested too. I'm in Swindon near J16 of the M4. Tony
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Both R2W and I know it to be true as we have both had the pleasure of viewing the inside of my 2003 Pro engine. To be avoided... Tony
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Another good reason to get it sorted is that the gearbox oil lubricates the main crank bearings. Not cheap to replace and you'll have to dismantle the whole engine. Tony
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Hello Bill, I wasn't too keen either. I'll grab one next time I go up there. probably do a bit more wombling as well. See ya, Tony