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Post by bodie on Jan 6, 2017 20:28:27 GMT
another parcel  I have been a postie for25 years and still get excited when I get one myself specially when they are shinny  now I have got something to do tomora.  |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 6, 2017 20:39:11 GMT
Very shinny. I love shinny. Shinny shinny shinnny stuff.  |
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Post by bodie on Jan 6, 2017 20:56:58 GMT
Very shinny. I love shinny. Shinny shinny shinnny stuff. my wife loves my superdream because its shinny she says my fireblade is ugly but me thinks she does not like it cus I can do 150mph on the mountain on it and she knows I only tootle around on the sd |
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Post by Somersetdreamer on Jan 6, 2017 21:02:35 GMT
another parcel I have been a postie for25 years and still get excited when I get one myself specially when they are shinny now I have got something to do tomora. O Long time a postie I started 23 July 1987 so this year it will be 30 years lots of changes in that time but I expect most jobs change |
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Post by bodie on Jan 6, 2017 21:08:38 GMT
another parcel I have been a postie for25 years and still get excited when I get one myself specially when they are shinny now I have got something to do tomora. O Long time a postie I started 23 July 1987 so this year it will be 30 years lots of changes in that time but I expect most jobs change not to bad on the isle of man but from what I see and here u boys are havin a lot of crap to put up with |
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Post by mikef on Jan 6, 2017 21:18:33 GMT
Hi Bodie.
Yes they look great and I hope I don't sound negative but when my downpipes arrived I could not fit the collector box seals over the ends. Apparently the diameter of the replica pipes is slightly larger than the originals. I was told by momeone on the forum that there is sufficient thickness of the pipe to grind them down a bit. Hopefully you will not have the same problem. If yours are OK could you please let me know the supplier as I would like to replace mine.
Good luck.
Mike.
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Post by bodie on Jan 6, 2017 21:58:45 GMT
Hi Bodie. Yes they look great and I hope I don't sound negative but when my downpipes arrived I could not fit the collector box seals over the ends. Apparently the diameter of the replica pipes is slightly larger than the originals. I was told by momeone on the forum that there is sufficient thickness of the pipe to grind them down a bit. Hopefully you will not have the same problem. If yours are OK could you please let me know the supplier as I would like to replace mine. Good luck. Mike. hi mike yes I replaced leaky seal on one side a couple of weeks ago and it was tight all I did was bent tabs on box back abit and put copperslip on seal it took good shove but went in ok ,all this stuff was from silvers,while I'm here are there any brake pads that are known to the forum that are the best one to use thanks bodie. |
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Post by mikef on Jan 6, 2017 22:13:46 GMT
I bought the genuine Honda brake pads from David Silver. They have now done about 2000 miles and seem OK. I really have to say my experience of motorbikes is a bit limited, so not sure what to expect from the brakes. It stops OK and has passed 3 MOTs since I fitted the pads, so they can't be all bad.
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I have been a postie for25 years and still get excited when I get one myself specially when they are shinny 
now I have got something to do tomora.
