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It seems to work pretty good on my TLR & is great when wet! the forklift drivers i see in factories & on the Wharves go a lot faster than my TLR!

That sounds like the sort of lining i use for my tlr 250 & i've been told it's for fork lifts, so it's made for a harsh environment ie oil grease & other things that may be on a factory floor

Been looking @ these as a possible option for worn cylinder? i have red about people saying that an oversize will cause all sorts of problems, but is this just a small increase that will work or is it a handgrenade waiting to go off? i would prefer first hand experience not a mate of a mates Dog etc;)

Well i finally got some Barnett Kevlar clutch plates in the TLR 250, & had a ride for a couple of hours @ the club grounds today, & have to say i'm pretty happy with them!! no noises or slipping of the clutch just total engagement:) i use the anti judder kit & 4 Kevlar plates & so far everything is great!

You pommys don't know what HOT is;) i just pull them back a bit, make sure surface is clean then apply some silicone, Plumbers type & push it back down, sometimes i might put a bit of masking tape over it to hold it down, wait about 24hrs all's good

Yes i think you should put the correct spelling in!!! otherwise it doesn't make Shercos look that good! nobody wants to hear of a broken Sherco!!

Nigel @ TLR Transformations sells them

My Honda tlr 250attachment=18002:IMG_2224.JPG] i've got a small fibreglass petrol tank off Clasictrials that i will add