Catteeclan

It just so happens that a friend on the TDM forum living in Lowestoft has one in trailer form, Buck would love it. Makes excellent food with it.

Thank you and make sure you thank her for me. Wait for it,

I just flicked through a vid on you tube of said job. Lots of "while it's in bits" parts to replace which don't look very cheap. Could use a few special tools too but nothing that bad.

I guess that depends on how much they charge per hour, I'll let buck answer that one. Never don't one myself.

Yes, it's the drive mechanism between engine and gearbox.

Do it after the rally assuming it's a minor leak.

Yes please.

That looks very much like it thanks.

I have a couple of wedges to tap into the split in the yokes. Couple of screwdrivers will work as good.

Never had a new bike back then or the cash to afford one but as mentioned we rode around in groups and met others always swopping bikes. Meanwhile, bearings in and forks tarted up ready for some nice new webs.

That's bloody crazy, but thanks for the heads up.

Thought you had a Dacia.

I'm sure I can manage an oil and filter but you never know, might not see it anyway.

He's asked through my nephew so assume he's Norfolk Suffolk. I've just told him I can't reset so prob won't see it now with any luck.

Def needs a bit of dressing. On another note @boboneleg, I've been asked to do an oil change on a panigale. Anyway of resetting the service light without special equipment?

Was never quite that bad with Mandi and Samantha but like them, I hope they both come out of it the best of friends.

Update. Got some time today and decided the head bearing need a re-grease but once in there sure enough it need new bearings. Judging by the damage they've been done before but no recess made them a right arse to get out. Next time will be easier.

Think you'll find someones took the wheels off a wheelie bin.

Just been outside fitting discs and pads to a convertible golf, looks like a skip with the roof down. Rain was forcast at 12, got here at 11 so I got soaked. It was supposed to last 3 hours or so but stopped about 3 mins after I'd finished.

I've just noticed the bloody things have been eating the tyres too.

Bloody rabbit should be, but the bike will be ok. Scruffy but we'll get it on the road. Got any death wings Pete? Both tyres cracked up on the walls.

Decided to pull it from the side of the shed. A quick wash to get the leaves and spiders webs off and a quick look over. Rear brake lever's seized up along with a throttle that won't turn. It's a mess with rusty fittings and spokes and the bloody rabbits have been busy again.

I'm loving these sprint races, really made something worth watching on a Saturday afternoon.

I wish it was the pee side and I bet she does. It's crohns and colitis for Mandi. 20 burgers and 20 sausages and in a big and already dropped off. Think Mandis going to do some chicken skewers this afternoon for the more adventurous appetites.

Mandi has just suggested we nip over to Beccles on the bikes to do a butchers run. Younger son has invited the family round for a dads day barbe tomorrow. She's getting more confident about distance to a toilet now. MotoGP sprint this afternoon, a catch up on the BSB and F1 quali tonight. MotoGP tomorrow morn, BSB in the afternoon and F1 in the evening with said burnt offerings in there somewhere.