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high winds according to Pete!
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A heineken?
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That's smart thinking @Zzr, cover your tracks, nobody needs to know where you buy you mushy peas, there might be a team of foreign (or domestic) spies working overtime to build on your file. It´s you, Jason Bourne and @Buckster, amongst these only one of them is a spy. And I bet it's not Jason.
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Your mother didn't like you, Richzx6r?
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Something is wrong, it's friday evening here too
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do you think she likes old flacid pervs?
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Every twat that showed up here in the last two three weeks, they're all to blame @Tym! It's like the death of a star!
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Fuck you! Most here that are not covid deniers are on lockdown!
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Bike Of The Month - January 2021 - Picture submission thread
Pedro replied to Pedro's topic in GENERAL CHAT
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Bunch of stalkers!
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As long as they keep Kevin, it's good news.
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Bike Of The Month - January 2021 - Picture submission thread
Pedro replied to Pedro's topic in GENERAL CHAT
Come on Tym, you've got such cool pictures of the Concours -
Do you have to ask?
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I have got no idea how much they charge for those here, but I think that is way too much.
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I once dragged my Transalp's engine protection bar on a bumpy corner, fucking freaked me out. When the tip of my boot rubs the tarmac I would rather it didn't, and I would rather my cylinder protection would stay away from the ground for ever.
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Yes. However: The older clutch replacement wasn't that hard to do, a good BMW mechanic did it easily with a few hours. It also didn't mess with seals on the engine, and you'd be able to fit a ceramic clutch that lasted for a HUGE time. Today's clutch goes for almost 300€, and involves a seal that shouldn't be problematic but then again, it is a seal. Also, since it's a wet clutch it is of more "positive" action but contaminated the oil if you burn it, the older ones didn't. I like the modern clutch better, from a feeling perspective, but appreciate the older style more from a quality and longevity point of view.
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I am now curious as to try and see if that other place has a few less twats than here, seems like they're having a good couple of weeks of heading in the right direction
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So, there is a forum where people are getting banned left and right for inviting people to a second forum. So these people gather on the second forum and their main topic of conversation is the banning on the first forum?
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I once replied to that in great extent, searching my invoices and everything, but now I forgot. For a basic oil + filter + diff oil + air filter or brake fluid I think it's about 200€. I've paid 150 but forgot what for. Not really sure anymore. I usually do other stuff, like plugs every 20.000, or mixing tire changes with the maintenance, I got lost. So far I think I've gotten good value with most things maintenance related on this bike.
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On the GS I haven't spent a dime on that yet, they don't seem to charge more to check the valves. And so far it hasn't needed adjusting either.
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This boggles the mind, the way those guys turn into corners on the brakes with these things is amazing. Silly, but amazing.
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A doctor friend had his second shot a couple of days ago, he's about 60, after an hour or two the pains started and lasted a day, he said he never had muscle pains like that in his life. Then on the second day all was over and he went to work.