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Gas Gas Txt Parts
http://www.gasgasmotos.es/en/manuals/download-2001_txtpro_partlist1.pdf.html Just google the part number 9 times outta 10 you'll find a link to what ya need
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Really Stupid Questions?
We all had to learn somewhere that's what the forums are for, there's nothing "stupid" about any question if you don't know the answer
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R IMG 0845
I would hazard an educated guess that due to the swirl in the gas and it exiting out the exhaust maybe...
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Txt Cooling Fan Motor Replacement
http://www.modelshopleeds.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=26_27_309&products_id=5219
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What Did You Do To Your Gas Gas Today?
It was on a bike yes but not the gasser. It was my blade on Donnington track.
- Motogp Forum Locked.?
- Motogp Forum Locked.?
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Woodruff Key !
I remember makin woodruff keys by cutting a penny in half lol
- Carburettor Leak
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Carburettor Leak
It sounds like the float is stuck and not shutting the supply off. Take the carb back off remove the bowl and check the float isn't jammed.
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Rear Shock - Healthy Or Not?
The fact that the first 3/4 is nothing then picks up would suggest to me that its lost oil.
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Leaking Radiator Pipes
One or two of mine leaked after refitting them. I did try to crimp them a little tighter but ended up swapping for jubilee clips. Mines an 02 mind so they are a little worn I guess. And if I'm honest although they don't look as neat and tidy as the originals I prefer jubilees cos I know exactly how tight they are after I fit them.
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Leaking Radiator Pipes
If you put the original crimp type clips back on and they now leak I would suggest swapping them out for jubilee clips maybe.
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Riding In The Snow - Does It Hurt The Engine?
No different to riding through cold puddles and rivers.
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Removing A Stripped Bolt
What works for me 99% of the time is drill the head off the bolt carefully, once the head is removed drill a 3mm hole in the center of the remaining stud then tap in 3.5mm Allen key and unscrew. Most of the time once the head is removed and the pressure is taken off the threads the stud will unscrew fairly easily.