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monty_jon

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  1. ATF is the best gear oil to use For the cooling: I use good quality (Car) anti-freeze with a corrosion inhibiter mixed 50/50 with distilled water
  2. CBT = Compulsory basic training CBT is the test just to allow you on the public road, not a licence When you have passed the CBT you can ride a bike up-to 125cc with a maximum of 11kW on L plates To ride anything larger (33kW) you must be accompanied by an approved instructor at all times (on L plates) Best to do the CBT + Direct access test as a then you can ride anything
  3. monty_jon posted a topic in Gas Gas
    Were is the best (cheapest) place to get a rear mudguard for a 04 TXT Pro?
  4. monty_jon replied to hubba's topic in Gas Gas
    thats the one, should have a small hole about 2mm Should look like this:- Clutch Bolt
  5. monty_jon replied to tige's topic in Introduce Yourself
    Might be worth joining Earl Shelton Trials Club, they have a good place to practice
  6. I was just looking for a new set of pads for my TXT Pro, what are the best make to buy? Are Armstrong organic pads any good? (Seen them on ebay)
  7. I know that GasGas pro
  8. You can have mine for a bargain
  9. Cant see why ATF should break down any quicker than std gear oil, ATF is still designed to lubricate gearboxes (Just auto boxes) The biggest killer to the oil is the clutch friction material
  10. Yep, I had to drill it out! I used plenty of grease on the drill bit to catch the swarf £5.75 for a new one
  11. Take your time finding the correct bike, if you buy the first bike you see you may regret it! And always take someone who can give you a second opinion
  12. Has anyone had difficulty removing the clutch-retaining bolt from a TXT Pro? The hex on the bolt is very shallow!
  13. 229,000 views ... Have a quick look at the sellers other auctions!
  14. Mrwhite. Don
  15. Its very annoying when they do lie about the description, and a total waste of fuel & time! Good luck finding one
  16. Id never bid on, or buy a bike without looking first, cant see why people do this? 80% of all the bikes described as "mint / excellent / hardly used" I’ve seen are ready for the knackers yard! It took me 4 months to find a good bike
  17. monty_jon replied to dekon's topic in OSSA
    Should you be messing with your dad
  18. I think the point B40 is making is without rules anything goes! Why do rules always seem to cause people problems, if you don
  19. Mention the word pre 65 and everyone starts moaning I reckon the rules should state: if it sounds like a British bike, smells like one and looks like one, then it is one Anyway, I think they have made the rules clear for this event, if you don
  20. According to the information supplied with the rack it state that it will carry 130kgs, and on the rack manufactures website I've used it on an Escort Diesel & currently use it on a Berlingo van, but I must say Ive only used it on heavy duty towbar assemblies (the type with ½ steel gussets behind the towball rather than the 40mm box type)
  21. Then it would be modern trials! What was so special about 1904?
  22. Do they actually sell them, as there website is years out of date

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