Bloody Dominator

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by John Munro, Jul 2, 2004.

  1. John Munro

    John Munro Guest

    It seems to be never ending now.. at 57k, parts breaking/worn...
    The latest is the rear brake master cyclinder resevoir cover, it turned
    into a rich tea biscuit and broke in half. Christ the hassle I had
    getting it off.. And the 2 small screws didn't 'round' as you would
    expect but they turned the nuts at the bottom of the resevoir in the
    plastic where they were moulded in. I've Dremmeled my way in to the
    plastic to get a hold of the (6mm) nuts, but it's no go. And have come
    to the conclusion that the resevoir is bin material.
    And I bought a new lid for it too, cost me 10 quid. Bugger.
    I'm just gonna affix a large bore clear plastic tube with a stopper on
    the top to the master cylinder and be done with it, that'll do.
     
    John Munro, Jul 2, 2004
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  2. John Munro

    Nic.F Guest

    It seems to be never ending now.. at 57k, parts breaking/worn...

    You want a nice C90, you do!

    Nic.F
     
    Nic.F, Jul 2, 2004
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  3. John Munro

    JB Guest

    <snip tale of woe and misery>
    Hondas, who'd have 'em.
    you need a nice Italian you do. far more reliable.

    Jb
     
    JB, Jul 3, 2004
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  4. John Munro

    John Munro Guest

    Heh, no thanks. ;-)

    Would you believe the Dominator has still got its original fork seals
    and steering head bearings?
    Not bad for a 15 year old bike.
     
    John Munro, Jul 3, 2004
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  5. John Munro

    JP Guest

    I`m after an engine for one if you are going to break it!?
     
    JP, Jul 3, 2004
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  6. John Munro

    John Munro Guest

    Aren't we all mate ;-)
    No, you wouldn't want mine anyway, it's fucked.
    I've sourced a couple, but they're talking 500 quid! **** that.
    I'll find one though.
     
    John Munro, Jul 3, 2004
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