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Many thanks. Much appreciated.

Stuart

Afternoon All,

I know this may seem a stupid question, but I have forgotten and can't see anything in the Dellorto book or the Ducati books on the shelf including the shop manual and can't tell the good old fashioned way like with Amals where I put my finger inside the carb.

The choke on my 1974 ...

Evening everyone from Shropshire, UK (SY10) near Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Chester and the like.

I've been the happy owner of a first series 900 Replica for 10 years. Used this Forum a lot when restoring her.

I have now added a 1979 900SS to the stable, with Speedlines.

Sadly the ...

Hi Steve,

Not sure as I keep it plugged in to a Optimate trickle charger pretty much all the time.

Do you think there is a possibility of an open circuit somewhere leaking to earth?

Regards

Stuart

Evening All,

So looking for some help with a 750 Sport fitted with electronic ignition.

Bike is a recent full restoration from a well known restoration shop, all new and shiny and less than 1500 km on the clock.

Electronic ignition is BC0500006 ELECTRONIC IGNITION 750 R/C Sachse Electronik ...

Evening All,

I'm looking at buying an early second series MHR that sadly has a pair of mis-matched wheels. Currently she has a four hole FPS on the front and 4 hole Campagnolo on the rear.

I'd like to put it back to original if I buy it and so am guessing that it is so early it would likely have ...

Evening All,

I'm looking at buying an early second series MHR that sadly has a pair of mis-matched wheels. Currently she has a four hole FPS on the front and 4 hole Campagnolo on the rear.

I'd like to put it back to original if I buy it and so am guessing that it is so early it would likely have ...

Evening All,

I'm looking at an early bike from the second production of Mike Hailwood Replicas, manufactured in late 1979 from reading Ian Falloons book. The numbers are in series and the bits on the bike match.

My question is about the frame, on the left hand side there is a plate welded with two ...

Many thanks I'll try that first. I'll give it all a good clean down and rotate, then go for a ride.

Thanks for suggestions. I'll keep you posted.

Stuart

Hi Craig,
You know, I thought about that myself.....

So it's gotta be worth a try.....

Coz the alternatives a bit of a pain isn't it.

Cheers for that.

Stuart

Evening All,

I awoke number 146 from 6 month slumbers with a ride today. I am losing a little oil from the front cylinder bevel tube. It's dropping/spraying onto the exhaust header pipe. She was oil tight post build and for 4000 miles. I'm guessing a seal has dried out a bit. Any advice on things ...

Evening All,

I'm looking for a pair of original Lafranconi Shark Fin silencers for a 1973 Guzzi V7 Sport.

Excellent original condition preferred please - happy to consider a solid pair for re-chroming.

Regards from the UK.

StuartM

FWIW it was once mentioned to me that a great deal of motorcycle front end issues begin at the back. While it`s up on the stand check the swing arm is correctly shimmed with no axial clearance and rear wheel bearings are in fine fettle.


Thanks Lumpy. I did check rear end and went through the ...

Like wot Vince said, Stuart - it's a feel thing. Or as the book says, " The fork should turn smoothly from side to side, without undue friction and without any play ". Yes, hmmm ... That doesn't help me so much :~ .

Procedure is to loosen everything up, including the top yoke clamp bolts, and then ...

Ok, this is what I have found. Its a feel thing, and it takes a few goes. I like mine a tiny bit tighter than on the loose side. The cables and wiring can hide some of this. One big thing is as you finaly tighten the top nut hold the bottom so it does not move as well. And for some reason getting ...