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First paragraph makes sense, not so sure about the second one though... :/
No handles on mine but then I am in Devon...
Duc Zahnriemen 2-V Gates bis 800ccm kevlar - Stein-Dinse Online-Shop Did you not see this?? This is for Gates belts which are Ducati oem. Check...
Handy stuff that hosepipe...
It really isn't difficult. It's reckoned to be about twice as hard to do a 4 valve engine and I managed that without too much bother, even though...
wow...
try looking up ducatisuite. or ducatitech Ducati Suite- For the Do-It-Yourself Ducati Mechanic I got my last SS belts from Stein-Dinse Duc...
I'm guessing you may have used something more substantial than a hand-held allen key then...
The SS I had suffered two major problems. The first one was the frame, they are notorious for cracking at each end of the welded-in reinforcing...
Forgive my ignorance if I'm wrong but I thought the idea was to gently wind the bolts in until they bottom out and the springs will then have the...
Have now got the gold Ducati Performance pressure plate. Also the stainless springs, bolts and alloy red caps from Antonye and am awaiting...
http://www.caneadam.co.uk/1.8m-syphon-pump?gclid=CMLn35yF18MCFaTnwgodJzQAyQ This saves the nasty taste in the gob. I use it to drain fuel from the...
And that's for a belt that has to work against powerful valve springs all its life. Wonder if the Peugot belt is Kevlar reinforced?
Went to Halfords the other day to get some lithium grease to try the 'lithium grease mod' but they only sold it in huge tubs. I ordered some off...
If you want to get fuel out of a tank, draper do a plastic pump/siphon for a very few quid off the internet, worKs a treat...
My Rocky Mountain has rigid forks, guaranteed to give your wrists a good pounding. I think the Orange Clockworks and P7s did as well...
Plus dental floss perhaps...
When I first got a mountain bike and rode it off-road, I got seriously sore wrists but after a while they hardened to it and it's never been a...
Can't help thinking a hairdryer might be a safer option... :/
Not sure what this proves. How do we know one is German and the other is Chinese? Also, the shorter running bearing may just have more grease in it.