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You didn't mention the sun shining as well.

Are you based in Scotland/Uk ? Aberfeldy 2day was a great trial when I rode it.

Get your entry in quick.

No trouble.

If the cracks not completely across the casing you should drill a small hole at the ends, this should stop it progressing further. Personally I would contact the importer or bike shop if this is a common problem, and your bike/cover is fairly new.

Sure your saying goodbye to the right old tank ?

Husband and wife are shopping in Tesco's when the man picks up a crate of Stella and sticks them into the trolley 'What do you think you're doing?' asks the wife 'They're on offer, only

Never had any problems with plastic cans. Petol stations thats different, you have to hold it above your head so thay can see it before they will turn the pump on. Never heard of anybody having an actual problem with any sort of can. Wish "they" would turn their attention to things that actually matter.

Standard front, 60t back should be ok.

I take it that she doesnt peruse these pages !

Welcome to the Stevie Wonder school of observing.

Also try cycle dealers who might have a similar sized bearing

Never gat short sealskins as they are a pain to keep up, only way is to duct tap them to your socks.

Speak to DVLA, surprisingly helpfull. Document V848 "How to register your old vehicle" Also how to obtain an age related plate - give info. You will need a V55/5 form. Also ask for INF34 if your bike is over 25 yrs old. V765 to register under its original no. V100 has a lot of info.

Only if you put it in a vacum bag and dont use it, and keep it for 30 years.

Still use chain wax, which is similar. Even when I boil the chain in the garage the smell gets into the house, really p*ss's my wife off. Reason enough !

Stopped starting, dont you mean it started stopping ! Wheel bearings can be purchased from most bearing shops. Take one along as a sample.

I'm sure it is possible, as I had to do it myself, and was told how to do this by Davie Mowat, who some will remember was a mechanic at Ernie Page's bike shop in Edinburgh.

My parents would have to have been a COW and a BULL, actually.

Parents lived at the bottom of Observatory Road, used to practice wheelies up to Blackford Hill. Rod all over the hill (and the Pentlands) All before there was an environment etc etc. Ross

The SSDT finished at my parents home in Edinburgh, my introduction, and long love of trials, began there.

Unfotunatly I cant remember the details as my memory is sh**e, but I think you replace the bolt, gently kick it over and it will retension. All I do remember is that it is realy simple when you know how !