Jet wash is ok, just don't direct it at the wheel bearings or chain.
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Type: Posts; User: ralphy
Jet wash is ok, just don't direct it at the wheel bearings or chain.
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Link not working for me - but that one looks a 'proper job'. :thumbsup:
(FWIW, I had a pedestrian door added to our garage as only having access through the up-and-over door was a PITA).
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Tony, 'metal shed' and 'dry storage' are not always compatible. The issue is condensation and from experience a metal shed on a concrete base can produce a lot!
Some ideas to combat condensation...
Proper job!
Enjoy your time in there.
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At one time I had 7 bikes on a multi-bike policy and when, in response to the rising cost of the premium, I pointed out that 'I can only ride one at a time' the response was 'Yes, but the other 6...
I much prefer the hydraulic workbench type of bike lift.
Universal to all bikes so no adapter kits needed, they just feel that much more stable to me and especially so for really heavy bikes. ...
Ditto this, max 4 riders (including me) or I'm not going.
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For wheel cleaning I’ve been using this for years:
https://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/products/bilt-hamber-auto-wheel.aspx
:thumbsup:
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Looks like Flamborough Head to me.
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Lower gear and more revs needed. :thumbsup:
Given the truly appalling weather of late I've decided to leave the Bonnie in the garage and give it a good clean. Whilst doing so I discovered the...
This is what you should have received.
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51kvWRMlp3L._AC_SL1080_.jpg
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I find these quite useful.
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The same applies to both Devon and Cornwall, although it could be changed to 'If you don't like the weather there ride/drive for 20 mins'.
In Cornwall you can go from the English Channel to the...
I used to ride all year round and did so in some atrocious wather (Bloodbikes) and equally important - if not ever more so - to heated gloves is a heated vest. I've still got my Chillie wired vest...
If Pyrimid do a rear tyre hugger for your model that'll make a big difference.
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I poorly worded my response, apologies.
It is a sign that is in accordance with DoT signage, therefore recognised under law (and so could result in a fine).
See page 17:
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I think the sign in question is recognised by the Highway Code.
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Apart from seat comfortability I've learnt to take bike stops after 2 hours riding as I'd noticed my concentration stating to lapse after that length of time. Just a few minutes 'down-time': stretch...
Try second gear only.
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My affection for BMW GS's peaked with the 1150, thereafter they became more and more reliant on technology and less and less on user repairability.
There is no way their latest offering would...
Back in the '90s a friend bought an early Goldwing that'd been wrecked and he rebuilt it. I was initially dismissive of that bike - especially compared to my then VHR750R - as the 'Wing looked very...
Any damage I’ve inflicted onto my enduro bikes pails into insignificance compared to the damage inflicted onto my body…
A while ago I changed to just riding green lanes - and even on them I tend...
Thank you, appreciated.
I’ve got an old compressor, but it gets used for anything other than spraying (as I don’t have a moisture trap on it) but your info has prompted me to get on with a service...
Looks very good.
Which coating did you use and what type of airgun please?
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Never had a problem with Pinlock's on any of the helmets I've had them fitted to over the years.:thumbsup:
That heated gizmo seems a lot of money to spend on a problem that can be fixed for a lot...