New bike at last

Well I finaly found a new bike and before you say it Dan, yeah I know it's
not an 'S' and yes I know I should have bought yours and yes I know you have
got a race can on ebay for it... I've looked

It's blue right and the first person to say it's turquoise gets a slap!

http://www.davidcthomas.demon.co.uk/

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Good bike, that. I enjoyed mine. Have fun!

 

Heh, nice (not as nice as a red one though).

My zorst'd look luvverly on that

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Dan L (Oldbloke)
My bike 1996 Kawasaki ZR1100 Zephyr
M'boy's current bike 1990 Suzuki TS50X (Heavily fortified)
M'boys NEW bike 2003 Honda NSR125R
BOTAFOT #140, DIAABTCOD #26

 

Not sure about the wheels though. But then you can't see them
when you're on it...

 

That would look loads better if you get the wheels the One True Colour

Tempted.

 

David Thomas says...

That colour's a bit hom, don't you think?

 

Thank **** for that.

 

With you on that, bit gold ain't they... look better in silver

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Behave ;-)

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Tell me what hom means and I'll tell you what I think

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I knew someone would say that... quite right too.

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It looks more of a teal to me.

<darfc>

 

Not the word starting in g I would have used...

 

David Thomas says...

OK, sorry. I meant it's neg.

 

Nice. I nearly bought one in the same colour scheme.

CIHAGM?

 

Definitely

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of course, I should have notice that fork seal... missed it though, must
have been well wiped

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I'm never entirely sure which rules I'm breaking, so that's tricky
sometimes. By my definition I am. behaving that is.

 

Take off the dust cover, get a really thin but strong bit of plastic[1].
Push the plastic in between the fork seal and the fork and clean out all
the shit.

It may help the seal seal up again, and save you a few pennies.

Did this on my KTM and mine don't leak any more.

[1] I use an old tear off (that's the sort of thickness you need.

HTH

 

Electric blue. Nice!