Dan's NC30
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Re: Dan's NC30
Nicely...good arrows.
Beer is the winner.
I am on jaeger and vino now though...
Beer is the winner.
I am on jaeger and vino now though...
IMPERATOR REX ANGLORUM
The V4 is the law..
NC30 - No9 - my old mate
The V4 is the law..
NC30 - No9 - my old mate
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Re: Dan's NC30
That's a private stretch of road isn't it? Or your speedo over reads massively doesn't it?
Too spensiff!!!
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Re: Dan's NC30
It is actually a private road behind a load of supermarkets, they cone it off on sundays as the chavs meet up for something called 'Nottz Strip' where 17 year olds meet up at McDonalds in their blinged up saxo's and corsas nearby.
So yes it was private road, whether I was meant to be there or not - another question altogether
So yes it was private road, whether I was meant to be there or not - another question altogether
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Oh I forgot to mention; there wasn't even a pissing gasket between the engine and the clutch cover! Nothing at all! The bike has definitely been owned by a serious cowboy, I think it was the chavvy lad who had it before me as he seemed a bit clueless and his dad did all the work because 'he was good with bikes'. I met them both and neither seemed like you'd want them near your bike...
Nevermind, it's kind of like going to the RSPCA and getting a poor animal that's been abused by its previous owners.
Jobs that are pending now; rear brake is shit, balance carbs - few other little bits.
Feel like I'm getting somewhere now :D
Nevermind, it's kind of like going to the RSPCA and getting a poor animal that's been abused by its previous owners.
Jobs that are pending now; rear brake is shit, balance carbs - few other little bits.
Feel like I'm getting somewhere now :D
A roaring V4 is the summer soundtrack.
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Pitch black road, flash my headlights - bike cuts out. Got it started again and it wouldn't idle, had to ride it home without stopping - anyone want to chime in what it might be? Idle'd fine when I got home again, but then cut off when I flashed full beams :/
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Re: Dan's NC30
Sounds like a charging problem, check the voltage at you battery with your engine running!
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Re: Dan's NC30
Not looked in to the electrical weird problem yet as it hasn't done it again, but when I get some cash together I'll definitely be swapping out the reg/rec for an R6 one for peace of mind.
Anyway, posty brought me some goodies today :) Won a set of 5x indicators off of eBay, four are in good shape, one is a bit melted from the exhaust. After a bit of snipping, cutting, taping and crimping, I think the bike looks 10x better - much more original than the tacky pieces of carbon imitation shit that were on before. Picked the indicators up for £20 with postage which ain't bad as they often go for £10-£15 each!
Anyway, posty brought me some goodies today :) Won a set of 5x indicators off of eBay, four are in good shape, one is a bit melted from the exhaust. After a bit of snipping, cutting, taping and crimping, I think the bike looks 10x better - much more original than the tacky pieces of carbon imitation shit that were on before. Picked the indicators up for £20 with postage which ain't bad as they often go for £10-£15 each!
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Ye defo looks better with the new indicaters.
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Re: Dan's NC30
FUCKING PIGEONS.
Need a new screen brace and screen. No way can I afford a new nose cone for a long time.
Need a new screen brace and screen. No way can I afford a new nose cone for a long time.
A roaring V4 is the summer soundtrack.