Chuffin' eck...that was heavy

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• Oct 23, 2009

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88Kg dry to be precise!

Project 750K is on the first leg of the marathon journey

Don't you just know that it's going to go pear shaped when the manual says simply "remove lower frame rail and remove engine from right"? Yeah, right.

 

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• Oct 23, 2009

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Get some kitchen roll in those carb intakes ASAP Dude!

(Not as dangerous as rags if you forget to remove them!)

 

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• Oct 23, 2009

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The head and barrels are coming off over the weekend Jaythro.

She's burning oil badly on No.1 pot, and the motor sounds like its trying to escape from the crankcases, so it's a full rebuild!

Cheers for the advice though, I know what you mean about the rags

 

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• Oct 24, 2009

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looks an interesting winter project should keep you out of the pub keep us updated please.
p.s why do people quote dry weight?? you would'nt ride it minus fliuds

 

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• Oct 24, 2009

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g.s.john said:

looks an interesting winter project should keep you out of the pub keep us updated please.
p.s why do people quote dry weight?? you would'nt ride it minus fliuds

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Coz I drained all the fluids out before I sweat blood getting the fecker oot the frame

(Oh aye, and that's what it sez in the factory manual too )