Show Us Your Motorbikes
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ciderlad65
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KTM 950sm, you would’nt think so but superb road holding manners
Just on the back wheel?
ciderlad65
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More grunt than a bean fed pig!
That is a proper hooligan machine
Shambles100
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No, but I am looking at getting one of these in the new year...
smart scooter bucko1963
my old series II was not quite as nippy. Sadly sold during covid with some remorse. Just got Vespa GTS left. Nice ride but ain’t a proper scooter …… far too reliable lol
Super tidy white knuckle bidnus . I love it
Hi I’ve managed to buy one of the catches with the foot attachment but haven’t been able to source another. There’s a load of catches for sale but the foot attachment is like rocking horse s@@t.
I started my winter project today on my 76 Bonnie I drained the gearbox oil and fitted a new indent plunger with a ball bearing on the end to make gear
changes and finding neutral easier.
Next was to remove the rust from under my rear mudguard and to clean and lubricate the drive chain which had rusted even though I gave it a good chain lubing the last time I ran the bike in March 23 when it broke down with burnt out dual coil.
I wire brushed the rear mudguard and gave it a good coating of black waxoil, but I’ve decided to fit a new chain even though I cleaned and lubricated the old one, so I have that on order and can’t do any more until it arrives.
When I last used the bike I gave it a good wash and polish but the mudguards must have had road salt stuck beneath them, any way just got to give the old girl an oil and filter Change, fit the rear wheel and silencers back and she’ll be as good as new.
John.
changes and finding neutral easier.
Next was to remove the rust from under my rear mudguard and to clean and lubricate the drive chain which had rusted even though I gave it a good chain lubing the last time I ran the bike in March 23 when it broke down with burnt out dual coil.
I wire brushed the rear mudguard and gave it a good coating of black waxoil, but I’ve decided to fit a new chain even though I cleaned and lubricated the old one, so I have that on order and can’t do any more until it arrives.
When I last used the bike I gave it a good wash and polish but the mudguards must have had road salt stuck beneath them, any way just got to give the old girl an oil and filter Change, fit the rear wheel and silencers back and she’ll be as good as new.
John.
Thought I`d strip the Ariel for a polish too.
Never mind the bike - what a garage!!
Its warmer than the house after about 2 pallets of wood.Never mind the bike - what a garage!!
Mine’s lovely and warm too with the diesel heater that I installed 2 years ago.
John.
