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Old 07-Sep-2005, 16:10
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... i went and bought some more beer last night.

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Old 07-Sep-2005, 16:14
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Do we have to prepare for Brands? I was thinking of wiping the oil off my cam covers, but I'm really not sure I can find the energy.... (or a clean rag).

Rumour has it that removing the lubricating sludge from the crankcases might help, but it means getting the bike off the trailer, and we all know that's never going to happen....
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... i went and bought some more beer last night.

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He wasn't in when I went to see him so I bought some, the fridge was empty!

But I'll be back to see him on Sat

He doesn't have his stickers done yet I don't think. So it might not happen until next year, if there is a next year.
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Old 07-Sep-2005, 16:16
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cant you just say you're racing every week and pick up your beer.
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Old 07-Sep-2005, 16:21
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Do we have to prepare for Brands? I was thinking of wiping the oil off my cam covers, but I'm really not sure I can find the energy.... (or a clean rag).

Rumour has it that removing the lubricating sludge from the crankcases might help, but it means getting the bike off the trailer, and we all know that's never going to happen....

running like a dog is she....oil from every seal and gasket....
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Old 07-Sep-2005, 16:34
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cant you just say you're racing every week and pick up your beer.

A cunning plan milord!
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Do we have to prepare for Brands? I was thinking of wiping the oil off my cam covers, but I'm really not sure I can find the energy.... (or a clean rag).

Rumour has it that removing the lubricating sludge from the crankcases might help, but it means getting the bike off the trailer, and we all know that's never going to happen....

running like a dog is she....oil from every seal and gasket....

You may jest, but she really is rough as the proverbial badger's tush....

Both of the spark plugs have fallen out, one of the wheels has fallen off (front, I think), the brakes have left the building, the bodywork is deeply distressed, the rear shock is mis-sprung, mis-set, mis-understood, and mis-sing....

All in all I'm considering dropping the 675 and entering on a rollerblade.....
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Old 07-Sep-2005, 16:55
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Do we have to prepare for Brands? I was thinking of wiping the oil off my cam covers, but I'm really not sure I can find the energy.... (or a clean rag).

Rumour has it that removing the lubricating sludge from the crankcases might help, but it means getting the bike off the trailer, and we all know that's never going to happen....

running like a dog is she....oil from every seal and gasket....

You may jest, but she really is rough as the proverbial badger's tush....

Both of the spark plugs have fallen out, one of the wheels has fallen off (front, I think), the brakes have left the building, the bodywork is deeply distressed, the rear shock is mis-sprung, mis-set, mis-understood, and mis-sing....

All in all I'm considering dropping the 675 and entering on a rollerblade.....


Me and Pete spent an afternoon stopping oil leaks from all places with gasket sealer..exhaust is was blowing...swingarm is leaking grudge from both joints...after 5 mins of running she wont idle below 5k...we have 1 sheared bolts on the head that we have gummed up..i have locktighted all the bolts as she is vibrating so bad after every race i have lost at least 4 bolts.....

at least u got Ohlins.............. :P

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Old 07-Sep-2005, 16:56
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oh yeah!!! well I have to take the supercorsa's off and put diablo's back on ...

... and maybe wash it ... nah, I've got beer.

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Do we have to prepare for Brands? I was thinking of wiping the oil off my cam covers, but I'm really not sure I can find the energy.... (or a clean rag).

Rumour has it that removing the lubricating sludge from the crankcases might help, but it means getting the bike off the trailer, and we all know that's never going to happen....

running like a dog is she....oil from every seal and gasket....

You may jest, but she really is rough as the proverbial badger's tush....

Both of the spark plugs have fallen out, one of the wheels has fallen off (front, I think), the brakes have left the building, the bodywork is deeply distressed, the rear shock is mis-sprung, mis-set, mis-understood, and mis-sing....

All in all I'm considering dropping the 675 and entering on a rollerblade.....

And you were trying to sell it to me ????

You must be one of those mythical creatures - an honest salesman :P
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