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Interesing AL, that exactly the same problem that I had after reassembling my original carbs, my issue was down to having the idle screw too far...
Didn't go as planed. Can't get enough tension in the spring. I've also had to move the rose joint to the outside of the pivot point which now...
Now you've got the wheel off, have you got the torque wrench to do it up again!
Hi there and welcome :smile:
Hi there and welcome to the fold :upyeah:
Drop nogaromill999 aka Dave a PM I'm sure he will be able to advise. Just for reference I've used Redracingparts (RED Racing Parts - Motorcycle...
I'm sure a number of the forum have been to the TT, and may be even to the Manx. I've been several times, and whilst there are not as many people...
Just arrived in the post - will be going on the SS this weeked. Quality bit of machining. :upyeah:
Thanks welsh, how much did you add to the coolant system?
Who'd of thought that smaller amount of deformation would cause such an issue. Hm... this suggests I need to check out my intake rubbers.
Ah born out of frustration I can fully understand that....
No need to leave them "marinading" over night, it won't achieve anything as the thread lock is anaerobic, i.e. the lack of air makes it go off.
To me that makes a lot of sense as I always take the wheel to the fitter, hence probably why I've not suffered with this particular problem
I use a 3/4in breaker bar with a 46mm socket with a foot on the rear brake and bingo! :upyeah: Who needs a rattle gun?
We've all been there. The first is always the scariest. So, check the service history as a must. After that oil, fuel and oil filter will need...
The new sticks are an absolute god send and are well worth the extra cash
Welcome aboard, good to see another refugee has found their way here.
Welcome aboard, glad to see you've seen the light. The carbon bug will bite soon :wink:
Welcome aboard to whats fast becoming a brilliant site
Hi AL, I wish it were an ally one. Its a bog standard steel jobbie, and its only holding the hugger.
