hi guys taken the bike off the road for the winter.have done a few jobs that were niggling to get done first job repaint rear wheel,sprocket carrier and brake drum
had a spare rear muddy in a lot better nick than the original so fitted that
while the wheel was out gave the swing arm a good clean.altered the shocker setting aswell
fitted a new freshly powder coated centre stand
next job is to refurb the master cylinder and calipers.will start that in the morning
lookin good andy, i feel sorry for you blokes having to pack up for winter, on my XJ i just do an oil change for winter, from 15-50 down to 10-40 and im done, in fact i prefer winter as its nice and cool, but then again you lot have castles and stuff, i like castles.
Andy... Im biased I have a Gully for mine... but I like both pretty much equally. I would keep them both and just use what you feel you want for any ride. I would think any passenger would prefer the standard one of course...
Parts of bikes... bikes in parts...
1980 '247'LC - 250>350 Full Resto 1981 RD250LC - Decapitation project 1981 '421'LC - Hybrid Athena RGV V2.0 1982 '251LC' - 51L YPVS 'JDM' Hybrid 1983 RZ250 LC2 YPVS - 350 Resto 1985 RZ250 F1 YPVS - 350 Resto 1986 R2250 F2 - 350 Resto 1986 RZ250 F2 - 'JDM' Hybrid - long term project 1984 RZ500 - Full Resto and... 1980 XT500 Supermoto!
nice job m8. i didnt think it was bad to start with when i saw it at bar b ;D bit of advice m8....keep it out of that wet stuff ;D
If YA can't ride it Park it!!
I own a 2 stroke which is bad .....but i buy dolphin friendly tuna so i feel im doin my bit for the environment If your not livin on the edge ur takin up too much room!
Mate i strongly advise AGAINST using the old washers They are quite cheap and as its for your brakes use new ones
If YA can't ride it Park it!!
I own a 2 stroke which is bad .....but i buy dolphin friendly tuna so i feel im doin my bit for the environment If your not livin on the edge ur takin up too much room!