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normally thats you

we all wish you would and it's sense

falling into the under 30 catergory, by doing 74 hours a week to be able to pay for everything but then the bike usually ends up sat in the garage as i'm too knackerd to ride on a sunday

had a vito was good till it did 2 sets of injector seals in 6 months now got a scudo same as expert/dispatch can get 3 bikes in easily and has 3 seats go for the hdi as i've the 1.9d and its like a slug

got to be doug who else has the sheer determination and will power to give it everything and put their body on the line for a win, i wouldn't like to try ride with a broken wrist!!!

cheers for that will try it out

on normal sections it's fine but the bigger hill climbs second isn't enough but third is too much if you understand what i'm saying? i tend to do most stuff in first unless it's muddy or a decent climb

i'm on with changing the chain an sprockets on my '00 200 at the mo it's running a 10t front and a 44t rear was just wondering if this was the best set up or should i change sizes?

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i heard worse from some bloke in asda on fri while my 2 year old was sat in trolley!! most kids hear it at school these days anyway doubt it was meant to offend anybody!

let me add to this he's a ****wit that thinks it's funny to rev the knackers off a triumph not more then 2 foot away from a 2 year old!!!

looks like a mazda only with wider arches. i think the original still looks the best

pm me an address and i'll send it first thing monday morning

where abouts are you? i've just got a flywheel puller from moto merlin was only 11.50 from flea bay ya can borrow it aslong as i get it back

is that the technical term

that description is pure class!

must be lucky then i know at least a dozen or so that have had at least one set go mine did two lots in 12 months

don't get an old shape vito they blow injector seals for fun been there done that! the seals are cheap but if yr not as lucky as me it's a new head and full set of injectors

get some mates

no matter what your age you can tow a un braked trailer up to and including 750kg or a braked trailer and vehicle combination not exceeding 3500kg without doing a seperate test

another slight problem tightened mag back up now everything is back to normal good spark and kickstart has gone back to how it was but the bike just wont start now will kick over about 7-8 times then backfire but wont fire up, would i be right in thinking the woodruff key is sheared?