Jools you forgot some thing
 

YOUR TEETH





No wonder you had a few revvy moments on the last ride out. Standby for flak cause yous gonna get it Im sure :lol:

In your defence though we did only see a few teeth missing before you set of, amazing to see it now after 100 mile ride out. 4D

[Edited on 9-4-2006 by Fordie]

Did you ride with a lisp. :lol::lol::lol:

Very interresting prototype... I would have never thought the clutch could directly act on the rear wheel :lol: I assume that's a dry one and wet ones use a scottoiler don't they?

[Edité le 9-4-2006 par Tonio600]

[Edité le 9-4-2006 par Tonio600]

save some cash---bolt it back on the opposite way round --- im sure a few more miles could be got out of it:D

pete mate
expect some flak back your way an all
i belive jools had to break out his snap on tool kit to nip a missed bolt
passed the buck an all

:lol::lol::lol:
Hmmm,tool kit it is,...SnapOn it aint.
Just look at the rust!!:lol::lol::lol:
Has'nt seen a lot of action!

You sure it ain't a circular saw blade ??:P:P:lol:

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

What do you expect, I've got to have some flaws otherwise I would just be too perfect for me own good

Classic Mr Ford, nice one. Who says Ducs are expensive to run.....a sprocket that lasts a thousand years and a tool kit that's never been used.:lol:

WeeJohnyB

And whilst we are talking about things Jools has forgotten-I found the ST's dashboard in my garage at the weekend-from 3 years ago at CSS-I assume you would like it back at sometime Jools-the storage charges are beginning to mount up.......................:lol::lol::lol:

JOhn

:o:o:o:o:o:o fack me, glad you made it to the dentist and you really should look after your tool better you know :D

I know ACU rules call for a shark fin chain protector but I don't think thats what they intended

Jools,

Eeekkk! the newness has been worn off that one. I hope you put a new chain on at the same time?

Rgds, Rob

Rob,

Thanks to your generosity, the 'new' sprocket arrived just in time for the DD Cadwell weekend. However, my poorly wife had plans to stay with her friend in Devon so I never made it to Cadwell.

I don't know why I didn't spot the condition of the sprocket when I bought the bike because I thought I'd given the it a good looking over, but my mechanical inspection was probably compromised by me being in "Red, Shiny...I want it" mode.

Fordie and I put the sprocket on after the MotoGP on Saturday, just in time for the BHCN land speed record attempt.

I would have put a new chain on in ordinary circumstances, but this month and for the foreseeable I'm short of about £1000 a month since my wife has been put on sick pay. Anything new will have to wait for a bit.

Including the tools. That's the original 1993 toolkit that came with the bike by the way and I've never looked at it before. It's probably lain untouched in the underseat tray for the last 13 years

I expect to see the Tool kit on the " antiques " road show very soon LOL


:P

yep
along with jools:devil:

he he..yeah...`for insurance purposes mr jools, this 17th century toolkit would be valued at about 25pence' :)