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Yup , first foreign scout camp, the food delivered from the local shops was often ant infested :shock: and when we made it into civilisation the most common song blaring out of shops was " Tie your yellow ribbon round the old oak tree" . The song hasn't grown on me since then and you can p...

2) thank you ; all save and sound over here ! No Co-19 issues in our family, and still allowed to step on the bike from time to time. Still got the S (already for 14 years now, and now with only some 12.5K miles on it…) and still got the RT. We paid the UK a visit for our holiday last year, and we ...

You had me going there for a bit.... reminds me of the time I went pony trekking in Torbay in the early 70's...

it's not Gunk unless it's in an orange tin containing a dark coloured liquid that stinks and is probably toxic ... or am I showing my age

Thanks for posting Ron , I hope you're keeping well.

BoxerCup R wrote:Let me know how you get on @nab 301

Will do , the economists say we have to spend our way out of recession....

Paul wrote:Folks,
Please take a look though and let me know what you think.

All the best,

Paul

Paul, you must have caught me at a weak moment... I made a purchase , I'll let you know if/ when i receive it what I think

And some of used to complain about the daily commute...

But ,but , I'm not that old....

I. Just wondered, Nab 301, if you think a weld repair would be viable? Short answer is no, or rather long term successful repair is no . I think as mentioned by brighter people than me on here, it's a mix of mild steel and stainless pipes plus add carbon contamination = poor weld ? Found these thre...

Dids wrote:Guess I could maybe try to fix it with exhaust cement?
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I've had two fail on mine in 15 or is it 16 years... one like you describe , the other fractured completely while riding the bike , successful repair would be quite difficult I think.

I don't have a 1200s but found this thread , it seems to imply that if changing the fluid without introducing air to the system it can done without special tools . If air has been introduced to the system you need special tools eg GS 911 to pulse the system via the abs module because air bubbles can...

Wot , no Telelever

Thanks for the reply , just needs bars to suit me. I think also as you mention I would need to "level out " the seat .

Is this the new norm.... Empty car parks at the local shopping centre.

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