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just had the peg lug welded back on and never unpluged anything, been out on it for a couple hours and its fine.
the chap that did it is an enduro rider (ec 250) , done welding over 25 years, said the currant wont do anything to it.
on this occasion (at least ) he was right.
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hi, thanks for the replys guys, i forgot about the electrics maybe getting frazzled good job you mentioned that thanks
i tryed to hold the peg on with a million cable ties to get me through the trial but they all popped in about 10 mins
so i carried on as best i could.
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hi, are the footpeg lugs made of steel ?? and are they easy to weld ?
i had my left peg knocked off on sunday in the ladies trial. finished it on one peg!
i know someone who welds but need to know if they need specil rods or anything
cheers
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yeah just an idea, i hope you get sorted soon, i hate it when things go belly up.
when my kill buton went bonk there was no visible damage but when i disconected it the bike was fine.
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hi, my bike did the exact same thing a while ago. get a new kill button, bet you a quid its that.
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would i have to do stuff like that on the b route???????????????
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hi, thanks for your reply. ive been searching for info about this to no avale.
i will definatly be entering , i have been practicing like crazy in between trials (3hours today)
i cant do hopping the back end or any fancy stuff but ill try my best.
will see you there !
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hi all, im keen to enter the women and girls this year but have no idea what to expect with regards to the sections, or weather im good enough.
i was looking to do the intermediate route, any ideas on how difficut it is likely to be.
they have three routes a,b, and c , (b is their intermediate)
do you think the sections will be the same difficulty or easyer than what im riding at the moment.
thanks in advance for your advice/help.
oh ive recently moved up to novice/clubman route to give you an idea of my abillity
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i use " puncture free" its designed for off road tyers, is similar to that green slime stuff but white with flecks of brown somthing in it.
ive used it for over a year and never suffered any air loss (touch wood) even at realy low pressures. is about a tenner a bottle
and id recomend it
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motomerlin sells regina chains from either the web site or the ebay shop, about 20 quid for 102 links ,does longer chain if you need it
very good service and fast delivery . ive used regina in the past and it lasted well. but i will keep to renthal just for piece of mind.
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blimy, you were lucky to get 2 months out of the iris chain. i bought one put it on and it only lasted half a trial!
on closer inspection of said chain, 4 other links were cracked aswell. all this in two hours use of a brand new chain.
merry xmas all !!
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i just had a call back from a chap in gobowen that does magnesium welding, he tells me that magnesium "explodes a bit" when you weld it.
he says he will do it for 25 quid cash. im gonna take his offer. thank you for your help.
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hi, thanks for that. i tried andy first but sadly he couldnt do it. ill give phil a try and then dig out the yellow pages. thanks
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hi everyone, while trialing last weekend my chain snapped , i was going pretty fast between sections and it whipped up under the
swinging arm and broke off the chain tensioner arm bracket thingy, it has left about a quarter of the thread. anybody know were i can get it
welded/retapped . or if any of your spanner men can do it for me. i have taken the swinging arm off ready. oswestry area.
local bike shop cant do it and doesnt know any one who can. eternaly greatful for help and advice.
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hi, use the snail cams that are on either side of your wheel spindle to aline the wheel, this in turn tensions your chain
the snail cams will have either notches or lines to help get it correct. make sure you have them the same both sides.
i was told that if you can easily get your thumb between tensioner and swingarm your about right.
but thats just how i do mine.
hope this helps
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hi, very glad to hear you had a good time, as did i at my first trial back in october.
it took me a couple of laps to calm down and get in the swing of things, was given loads of help and advice for which i will be eternally greatful
as the arnt many ladies out there i did feel a bit out of my depth, but to my absolute amazment i came third in the adult begginners.
pure begginers luck .
i m keeping to the white route this year to master the basics then go to yellow next year
i have found that if i think about a section to much i do badly but if i throw my self at it i tend to do ok
good luck
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i use ," puncture free" off road tyre sealant. its great stuff that seals any leak be it a puncture or leaky spokes instantly . as soon as you get a tyre on put it in spin the wheel a bit , inflate, spin some more, set to normal pressure and away you go.
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i got one of them racks from dave cooper,( the 4x4 one) its realy easy to use, takes up hardly any space
and is a doddle to put the bike on, my only grubble is that the exaust blows right on the back wheel and it goes all sooty
oh and no mums or dads needed
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sorted, it was the kill button after all, im am so happy thanks for taking the time to help me, if we ever meet ill by u all a drink, thanks again guys
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thank you so much for your suggestions, i will investigate the kill button as i have illiminated all water from every were and put a new air filter in, so it must be that.........please bike god let it be that.
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please help me discover wats up with my bike i road it last sat for a couple of hours
practice and it was running fine, then sunday morn i start it to warm up for a trial and it dies after a minit
or so, i start it again and the same thing, and again, i change the plug and it still dies. (went home gutted)
i think it my be water due to washing so i check the carb there is a little i flush out carb with petrol put back
together start it and it dies, do you think it possible i have water in the petrol tank, or am i missing something else. your help and advice would be most greatfuly recieved
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hi, i too am a newbee to trialin. i get most of my bits n bobs off ebay, there are a couple of good sellers
on witch might have what you're after. dont know about the manual though, i've been after one myself
for a txt 270 without any luck yet
good luck in your trials
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never done an enduro but would if the oppertunity arose.
i used to have an rm 250 crosser that me and my 12 yr old nephew used to blast round the
fields of the bloke i work for, most enjoyable
if it wasnt so expensive id have a bash.
the annoying problem of not being able to reach the floor whilst on m x bikes is a bummer also
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hi every one jus a note to say im debbie and im takin up trials, somethin ive always wanted to do
from the first time i rode a bike at age 7 on a butlins holiday , it cost just 50 pence for a few laps of the track. i was there all day.
having just sold my house its a grand oppertunity, at the momment im moderate to crap but will soon improve with time, i hope my 14 years of riding on the roads will help me
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