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Re: Hi folks
Posted: 14 Oct 2012, 17:33
by fallenmikethebike
Are they Mission speakers?
Oh,the chain guide will wear prematurely if you do not put a lowering block on, or fit a larger front sprocket, then a smaller back can be run.
Mike
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 15 Oct 2012, 12:02
by mammoth200
Eltax speakers, keen eye you have though! I do seem to have quite high gearing, that's something I'll assess when the bike is up and running. I know the front sprocket is too big to get the cover over the top of, which is a little frustrating but I'll deal with it. Waiting for 1 bolt to turn up, then I can get the clutch in and actually attempt to start it up!
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 15 Oct 2012, 13:45
by njhardy
Hi Mammoth & welcome. Think it the chain guide looks OK- probably just because you have it up on the ramp and the swing-arm is hanging that it looks like it needs dropped down. I am running a 14/51 tooth set of cogs, so my chain protector definitely wouldn't fit without lengthening it. Nice clean looking bike. Good luck and hope she starts first time!!
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 15 Oct 2012, 13:53
by fallenmikethebike
Sticking forks?, have all the spacers found their way back into the correct slots?, that might cause some sticking if their being pulled out of plumb.
Mike
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 15 Oct 2012, 14:22
by mammoth200
Fair cop, I took the front wheel off to get it home, and put it back together in the dark in a rush, I'll take it all apart and have a gander. I need to whip the front caliper off anyway because the pads are binding quite badly, one of them get bent somewhere on the journey over. Guess I'll have a front end strip down whilst I'm waiting on the last bolt to turn up! Cheers for the vote of confidence njhardy, I've got my fingers crossed she fires up first time too!
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 15 Oct 2012, 15:53
by mammoth200
Lovely job! Forks are now unstuck :) and so is the caliper, impressed with that, Cheers to Mikethebike
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 15 Oct 2012, 17:05
by fallenmikethebike

Oi, that's FALLENmikethebike to you,

bleddy newbie's shorting my name at the first opportunity

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Glad to be of some help.
Mike
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 01:52
by mammoth200
Apologies, one will endeavour to make the effort in the future :) so anyone on here Suffolk based? Probably not but it doesn't hurt to ask!
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 10:03
by njhardy
You can start insulting members when you are not a 'new kid on the block' Mam!!
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 16:16
by mammoth200
Gentlemen....
She's alive!
http://youtu.be/6qPyibGJxvY
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 18:47
by fallenmikethebike

Excellent.
Mike
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 17 Oct 2012, 15:51
by mammoth200
Prepped and ready for her MOT tomorrow, CBR600 got a wash too!
http://i470.photobucket.com/albums/rr67 ... _04501.jpg
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 17 Oct 2012, 19:50
by jompy
looking great , so you got the blue plastics for it ?
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 17 Oct 2012, 20:57
by helisupp
Quick job and well done considering how much you have completed.
Re: Hi folks
Posted: 17 Oct 2012, 23:37
by mammoth200
[quote="jompy"]looking great , so you got the blue plastics for it ?[/quote]
Blue plastics? Have I missed something lol.
And cheers helisupp, took longer than expected actually, mostly just waiting for parts though. It made a good reminder to have the engine in boxes in the corner of the living room! It'll get it's first proper run tomorrow when I take it to the mot centre, so far I've only nipped up and down the road behind my house on it, it seemed alright but it didn't get much of a warm up!