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"Kit 7" or "Dobcross" mention that at the party Have a good do.

Looking at some of those hazards, I think the sprockets are the least of their worries. Its like asking a sword swallower to wear safety specs.

It doesnt look like the horse got out much.

...from experience!

Great thread, well done! Enjoy riding it now

Verdicts? Mine is I know bikes/riders go quicker and yes hes surrounded by a roll cage etc etc ...but sheeiiiite thats one scary moment. (apologies Andy if its already been posted/discussed.)

Hi, being short of height & having a liking for classic Honda's, I'm considering a TLR250R (the monoshock one)for some gentle green laneing, do you think this would be suitable? I had a Beta Alp 200 in the past which was good. This post has been edited by dorsettrail: Today, 08:15 PM PM me if you are looking for one.

What a great gesture, especially in this current economic climate where peple are selling their own Grandmothers. Well done to you

Yes 5***** thank you.

.....and 1970! final results pos. 21 Rider number. 65 BULTACO 244 Marks lost. 119

Can't confirm any of the above ............ but just noticed he also rode in 71. Final pos 30. Rider number 243. Bike Bultaco 244. Marks lost 123. Good result I reckon.

1972 SSDT Results :- pos 36. K J Rowbotham Rider no. 86 Bike. Bultaco 244. Marks lost. 174

Looks much like a Trials Cotton (Starmaker) to me. Should have leading link forks though not the MP teles that it has now. Could be wrong usually am. Front hub looks like Cotton too. (above still applies)

Imagine trying to get away from the f$%^k'ing thing!

I think it says SINGLE SHOCK SYSTEM

Tres bon! Best bit of vintage footage I have seen for years, makes me look at my old Mod 49 in a whole new light. I don't know who any of the other riders are, Girard is the only name I recognise and he is the journalist. thanks for sharing, Blackie.

Doubt it ...but a Thai massage can.

I'll check my stores .. ..thought a 'Lodge' would be more appropriate for you?

Thanks for that link Charlie, very interesting.

hey up Wobbler, Happy New Year my old pal, yep got a handbook infront of me as we 'speak'. Front forks - 190cc HIDROL 7 Clutch / primary drive - SAE 10 / 200cc Gearbox SAE 90 / 300cc cheers, Blackie.

...was said observer female by any chance?????

I never wore em, infact I remember using the twistgrip with your lefthand was a bit tricky but it gave your right one chance to thaw out especially on the way to Chairlift and Laggan

hi, the service manual says they have a dipstick but I have 2 bikes that just have the black plastic screw/bung without a dipstick and the genuine parts manual doesn't show one either so who knows? Drain the oil and refill with 500cc 10/30 oil.

Points gap :- 0,3 ~ 0,4 mm Check that kill switch and connections, sounds bizarre but thats been the the cause of one of mine eating plugs.