Cannot start bike

Same diff as your ass...ass boy.

 

AH it's ol' goatse at it again trying to get a biker to let him suck
him off...get lost goatse. Krusty(US) is the original goatse...and god
help the bastard that sent me that link decades ago. >8^P

 

I'm already used to you and I think you're one of lifes losers.

 

It matters if he wants his brake fixed. Besides, as Auvache pointed out,
the electrolytic corrosion happens anyway. It's just a bit (a lot) worse
when salt is present.

 

What you think of me is none of my business and will never make me
leave ukrm...

Deal with that fact of life.

 

Plain aluminium brake shoes wouldn't last long without steel heels cast into
them.
I call know nothing dumbass.

 

There is no thinking to it Andy...he's the ultimate loser.

 

That's curious considering he's the subject of a famous song:

All I want is a proper cup of coffee
Made in a proper copper coffee pot
I may be off my dot <------------------(note reference)
But I want a cup of coffee from a proper coffee pot
[/QUOTE]
Tin pot exhausts and iron pot exhausts

they're no use to he ...

 

I thought a Septic was an ancient Greek philosopher.
[/QUOTE]
Don't get out much then ?

 

WRONG.
I have here brake shoes from a Bantam, an LE, a Morris Minor, and a
Jawa 350. None of them have steel heels.

 

You buy shit cheap brake shoes then, cos almost every brake shoe I've
bought in the past 30 years had a steel heel bonded on or cast in. It
stops the alloy heel wearing prematurely with a steel cam bearing
against it under pressure.

 

Hey, I'm lucky because I can killfile you and be done with it but you
have to live with the fact that you suck old mens cocks to raise funds
for your mothers crack addiction. Loser.

 

Yeah, he really is one sad mother fucker.

 

You buy shit cheap brake shoes then, cos almost every brake shoe I've
bought in the past 30 years had a steel heel bonded on or cast in. It
stops the alloy heel wearing prematurely with a steel cam bearing
against it under pressure.
[/QUOTE]

IIRC AMC machines used to have brake shoes with a round steel pin[1]
heel.

http://en.vintage-motorcycle.com/index.php?language=en&site=4&pid=1&id=9454
No bearing pins in these but you can see the hole. Pikeys used to pop a
washer under the top of the pin to eke a bit more life from the linings.
Though if you were still on old style riveted linings you didn't get
much more out of them.

[1] I can't think of he proper name. Like a mushroom but with a flat top
IYSWIM.


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Yup, we have another cottager just like Neil Murray here, folks....

 

I've just done a search for "Morris minor brake shoes" and got a picture of
what appear to be welded steel shoes with riveted linings, and the ends of
the shoes look as if they engage with pistons, so there's not even the issue
of wear against a brake cam.

 

Andy Bonwick posted:

A loser is something. He's nothing, a complete irrelevance in life.
Just ignore him and he'll die unmourned and unremarked.

 

actually he IS goatse...but wont admit it.

 

The poor syphilitic chickenhawk (american slang) isn't smart enough to
be a loser.

 

You're quite correct in this respect.

I had a Moggy once, and had fun with the brakes (or lack of them): the
full story is still here:

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/uk.rec.motorcycles/msg/6e20bd768c838851
?hl=en&dmode=source