Jools you forgot some thing

Fordie · 09-Apr-2006, 12:38

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

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]

Chaz · 09-Apr-2006, 13:12

Did you ride with a lisp.

Tonio600 · 09-Apr-2006, 13:23

Very interresting prototype... I would have never thought the clutch could directly act on the rear wheel

I assume that's a dry one and wet ones use a scottoiler don't they?

[Edité le 9-4-2006 par Tonio600]

Tonio600 · 09-Apr-2006, 13:23

[Edité le 9-4-2006 par Tonio600]

monstermob 998 · 09-Apr-2006, 13:57

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

Glyn · 09-Apr-2006, 16:10

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

KeefyB · 09-Apr-2006, 18:38

Quote:

Originally posted by Glyn
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

Hmmm,tool kit it is,...SnapOn it aint.
Just look at the rust!!

Has'nt seen a lot of action!

Paul James · 09-Apr-2006, 19:25

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

Jools · 09-Apr-2006, 20:23

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

WeeJohnyB · 09-Apr-2006, 20:35

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.

WeeJohnyB

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09-Apr-2006, 13:12	#2
Chaz Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: 916 Strada Posts: 3,844 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: At some track or another:) Mood: www.od2racing.co.uk Did you ride with a lisp. Reply

09-Apr-2006, 13:23	#3
Tonio600 Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,379 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Dorking, Surrey. Mood: What a wonderful world. Very interresting prototype... I would have never thought the clutch could directly act on the rear wheel I assume that's a dry one and wet ones use a scottoiler don't they? [Edité le 9-4-2006 par Tonio600] Reply

09-Apr-2006, 13:57	#5
monstermob 998 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,099 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: north hampshire Mood: is it cos i is a bricklayer save some cash---bolt it back on the opposite way round --- im sure a few more miles could be got out of it Reply

09-Apr-2006, 16:10	#6
Glyn Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,505 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: lost in space Mood: st2......we can rebuild 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 Reply

09-Apr-2006, 19:25	#8
Paul James Founder Member Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,994 Join Date: May 2001 Location: Northants You sure it ain't a circular saw blade ??:P:P Reply

09-Apr-2006, 20:23	#9
Jools DSC Club Member BSB Star Posts: 6,930 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Bedfordshire Mood: MT Meglomaniac What do you expect, I've got to have some flaws otherwise I would just be too perfect for me own good Reply

09-Apr-2006, 20:35	#10
WeeJohnyB Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,993 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Herts Mood: Channel Swim is now a (bad) memory not a dream 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. WeeJohnyB Reply