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Working down Pembroke way so leaving the house at 05:30 and don't get home until late and then have to do some reports and drawings to make the next day easier so been a bit pooped got home a bit earlier tonight but thanks for your concern4 points
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Woke up to 17F here....but no snow yet. Gotta take the Equinox in for an oil change today...that way it's documented for the "Forever Warranty" that we have on it.3 points
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So your saying it's a big carb issue then as in none fitted, stay away @Clive with your track record on carbs this would push you over the edge2 points
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He's going to donate it to you just some small carb issues for you to sort and it's a good un2 points
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Long shot but I've had a fuse break contact when warm. Easy thing to rule out. When it stops do you lose everything, headlight, dash lights etc?2 points
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Well there's one thing going for it , it's blue but at least it's NOT dildo blue2 points
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It's a Ducati, there will be other issues. Carbs a thing of the past for me... I am cured now.1 point
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the old one i think was around 138KG so they have found 13KG of extra crap from somewhere to bolt on probably ABS and traction control will be part of that.1 point
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One wonders how you have a knowledge of such things ...........1 point
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Nothing mate , I won it for my boss. he will service it , new tyres and use it as a track day bike when he's instructing .1 point
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I haven't seen any details on the engine but when you add exhaust, abs pump, fi pump etc I suppose that's where the weight is. Still doesn't explain how the Chinese can build the Kove 450 Rally with all that and a fairing and twin tanks and still come in at 145kg . The Japs need to get their act together.1 point
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That SM version looks like a fair amount of Fun to ride....1 point
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never you mind .... you concentrate on finding the parts bin and putting yours back together.1 point
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Hello and welcome! Let me know if you're up for a lap around the USA someday - always wanted to do that. Ireland is great for riding - lovely place.1 point
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In Europe I would just stop on Vodafone shops and buy prepaid cards. In Morocco, you want Inwi. In Tangier you can buy one easily as you get out of the harbor and into town, any communications shop sells them all over the country. You can them go to any phone or convenience shop all around the country and charge it up using money over the counter, no fuss or need to register. Inwi has great reception and fast data in places where you would think you wouldn’t.1 point
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Thanks for the welcome, I will keep you all updated as things progress. I'm planning on leaving the UK around the 18th November or so and make my way down to Newhaven for the ferry to Dieppe. One thing I need is a recommendation for a sim card to cover Europe and Morocco, my own sim will cover me for a few weeks in europe but it gets expensive after that, i was thinking of Lebara?? anyone have any recommendations?1 point
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Give him/her a hug, every day. I lost my dog after almost 13 and a half years last week, Im still heartbroken about it.0 points
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