nigel dabster

What is the current championship positions? Think this year is going to be the closest for a while, Caby's going well and the Honda/mont looks capable of winning out doors, great stuff, lets hope Doug can make it 8.

Mart is married to Isobel who is a hemmingway?

Did the Comerfords swinging arms to I believe.

Some more advice from a Yorkshireman not living in Yorkshire, **** off. Easy tiger. My point was, that if someone tight thinks it good its probably worth a try, not that all Yorkshiremen are tight of course.

Mick whitlock?

I swapped to a vx plug on the advice of a Yorkshireman living in Yorkshire, wouldn't run anything else now.

Jim susans and the Hardy brothers are from round High Wycombe I 'm sure, will try to get a number of either.

No expert but I would think it definately a special one off like the elusive monoshock red bultaco........

Try the italjet sprocket are the hubs similar?

looks like the mk 2 which had more italjet and less bultaco bits, bet the bultaco mudgaurds which are readily available would fit the rear.

If its a grimeca fantic/swm hub won't one of those sprockets go straight on? Sounds from your descriptions that if 3rd matches first on a 315 this could transform the bike.

Sorry, in the market for a new SY what happened to the 4RT then???

Four routes from almost wtc to very easy, fair jump between routes.

Look at a map of France and its plumb in the middle just below Gueret east of Limoges.

Thought the 340 was designated a 199b 199a wiuld be a 325? Bing carbs are good imho.

If you do a bultaco google search it should direct you to a number of sites which explain the numbering system. Dave Renham is THE man for parts and information.

You can't tell me you can't rivet, surely?

Sherco's need a half link. Renthal don't have one I think.

I think dabil has a great oppurtunity, if I was him I'd be learning italian and living there next to the factory.

Weather looks good on Thursday http://uk.weather.com/weather/local/UKXX08...t&code=code&y=9

So the carb is all sorted then????????????????

This is not abnormal. What you do is starting at the valve, asuming this is seated snug as should be, work your way towards the opposite side pushing the tape towards the valve as you go. Flip to valve other way round and do the same ending at your buble opposite the valve. This has the effect of evening out the stretch and should mean the bubble is somewhat smaller. Push one side of the rim tape into the groove so that side of the tape is correct. Then using something like a tyre lever ie not sharpe, push the little bit that remains on the other side downwards into its groove little by little. This should have the effect of correctly locating the last side, but sometimes, usually if you have messed about for a while, leaves a little bubble in the middle but the edge is seated fine. Pop the tyre on using a beader and leave overnight with say 40 psi and this will smooth out the tape. (you can take the tyre off to check if you want! If it holds pressure (test with soapy water at low pressure) then job done, if not go for silicone on rim tape edge only, repeating the process above. I always check the valve stem sealing and usually put a little sikaflex around this to make sure it is, any re used valve stem can be tricky as the rubber o ring doesn't like to be reused. Make sense? if not call me.

I'm no metalurgist, and can't spell either but putting both things aside with such an important part that can take some considerable forces, is there no side effect ie weakening by welding cast ally?

Carbon copy of magaluf (sp) a couple of years back.

Guess the towel was forgotten about by Raga today..........no doubt about it if the results are as topsy turvey as this all year its gonna be fun. Why is it so up and down?