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  1. barrybaines
    Just a quick Thankyou for the great trial today I had an amazing day put a big smile on my face for my second trial thanks again i definatly think i`m hooked now
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    Just found this bloke on ebay has a huge range of real carbon in differnt sizes and thickness and a fair price as well i`d say as the postage is free? Real Carbon Fibre
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    Aha! cheers for that I knew I had seen them somewere just couldn`t remember where OUCH!
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    Hi, I vaguely recall seeing some neoprene type boot gaiters somewhere and was wondering if anyone uses these for water prevention? if they are any good and also were can they be found? Barry
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    http://www.YOU HAVE USED WORDS OR A PHRASE WHICH ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THIS WEBSITE. PLEASE DELETE YOUR POST/TOPIC. DO NOT TRY TO CIRCUMVENT THE FILTERS IN PLACE ON THIS WEBSITE.co.uk/product2.html theres this one if you want to fork out for a pre made jobby
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    I used too have a trailer well it was my dad`s but we converted it so the back slid out then we put a `U` channel for the front wheel too sit in and then put some hook type tie down points in each corner of the trailer and there you have it a multi-purpose trailer. The other option of course instead of using the `U` channel is you could cut out a slot for the wheel to sit into this would probably be a little more stable Hope this helps Barry
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    Scorpa 98

    barrybaines replied to =TSR= Korky's topic in Scorpa

    May be worth bleeding the system and the fact that it drags a bit you could adjust it on the lever for when it is warm but the drag when it`s cold? mines the same I just wait for the engine to warm up a bit (good practise to do this anyway in my opinion) Hope this helps
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    Hey looks good and before I got that stuff mentioned in the other thread I looked at the halfords one but ran a mile when i got it price checked!
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    Thing with plastic tanks is they are usualy slightly porus (sp?) so the fuel will bubble the paint off from the inside however if you still wish too give it a go i just painted a rear mudgaurd and i used a special primer for plastics that helps the paint stick and stops it from flaking makes it flexible then used the same make paint on top of that and came out really nice!
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    Good job ready for my brand new (white ) mudgaurd or maybe my forks
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    just done the crank seals on my scorpa and yes it is that simple once you`ve pulled the flywheel! may well need some special tools but when you get there the self tapping screw method is one I used and is very effective. Be carefull when putting the new seal in that it goes in straight/square
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    Cheers for that got in touch with MRS who didn`t have any but put me in touch with someone that did Thanks again everyone helpfull as ever Barry
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    Cheers for the number i had two on the front and one on the back but it was the one i had on the bars towards the car that went so it just catapulted backwards! if it was the other side i would of just had a nice dent in the car which i would of prefered i think
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    Oh yes held to the back of the car by a strap on the back wheel and the other front strap so got dragged a fair bit before i could get too side of road but could of been worse i suppose if it come off completely Do you have a number for MRS Cheers Barry
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    Hi I had the great misfortune of a strap breaking whilst travelling down the motorway with horrible consequences to my bike I have managed to buy most of the parts needed bars master cylinder etc etc BUT the rear mudgaurd is a huge problem anyone know anywere i can get one? or is there anything that will fit even if it needs a little modifacation? All help appreciateed Barry
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    Hmmmmmmmmmmmm
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    theres a few here http://www.infinitymotorcycles.com/product.asp?ProductID=773 ranging in price depending on length but it looks as though the middle length is cheaper than the rest? and they are claiming thatcham approved so yes that means its an insurance approved lock should save you a bit on you premium However just spotted the hardcore lock and chain here also thatcham approved but only costing
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    if too tight at least you will wear the chain and sprockets fast at worst chain could snap whip round and crack your cases or bend the output shaft i would suggest to loose rather than too tight. But my personal opinion on a good tension would be so you can move the chain up and down 2-2.5 inchs with you on the bike only an opinion of course
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    well what a bunch of to$
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    I`m sure if you know someone in the aerospace industry you could persuade them to acquire you some or if you mean the fake stuff the try and find someone with a amccess acount or the like they are motor trade wholesales people
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    Really enjoyed that one and they aint that bad either are they!
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    Sorted what used to be `Charlies` in Bristol now `Matts` are on the case so fingers crossed pick that up tomorrow then bike is fully rebuilt ready to go and have a play
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    Excellent cheers for that i`ve been told of a shop by me that has just been boought by a new owner so i`m gonna give them a go today hopefully still have all the kit
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    no worrys it is a massive thread 5 pages long
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    James, Andy put this on that new supporter thread the other day
 
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