Nute
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Nute last won the day on January 11 2025
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MT09 FTR1200 BMW K100
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If I want a decent steak I normally go to ALDI, they have a good sized rump or sirloin for around £8. I’m fussy though and generally look for the leanest one possible.
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No, the BMW. It looks like they will fit anything with the right sized bar. They appeal to me because you don’t need a separate controller. I’ve just ordered a new Speedo for the BMW from the same manufacturer, so will soon see the quality or otherwise of their stuff.
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Control button is on the left grip, has 5 settings. Don’t need anything else apart from 12v.
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Ok, thought it was fir your bike … Im considering some of these for my bike - https://www.acewell.co.uk/Heated Grips/ACE-HG20.htm?action=full&id=347
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You have to mount that big control knob thing on the bars? That’s going to look ugly.
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I use hobby gas, found them to be pretty good. You pay a deposit for the cylinder and then just pay for the fill thereafter.
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It’s utterly shit, every time it rains large parts of the roads here are under water as the drains are not maintained. You can’t see the bloody pot holes because of all the standing water. The gimps responsible for maintaining the roads don’t understand the effect of water/ hydraulic action on the road surface, or maybe they just don’t care. When the water drains away there is gravel, mud and sand all over the roads and they don’t give a shit about that either. I despair of this country.
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We don’t have the infrastructure to handle anything now. Nigeria has better roads than we do, ours are one big mass of potholes and all the drains are blocked.
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I bet it was worth every penny
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Anyone know anything about mass airflow sensors?
Nute replied to Nute's topic in MOTORCYCLE WORKSHOP
Tried to get at the coolant stub this morning, its fixed to the block by 2 bolts. To get at one of them I had to dismantle virtually the whole bloody bike. Thankfully didn't see any more fuel leaking, still not sure what might have been the cause of what I saw yesterday. Last thing I want is to have to find a new tank. -
My sympathy, I bloody hate moving house. Last time I did it was 26 years ago since when my wife has accumulated so much crap that planning D day would be easier than moving us.
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Anyone know anything about mass airflow sensors?
Nute replied to Nute's topic in MOTORCYCLE WORKSHOP
Slightly annoying day, put some new exhaust headers on the bike, then noticed a very slight coolant weep around the base of a stub on top of the block. It's buried in amongst everything else, pretty much the first thing I put back on when putting it all back together. I put a new o ring on the bloody thing when I was reassembling it. Whilst trying to work out the best way of getting at it which won't involve taking the whole thing apart again I noticed a tiny drop of fuel drip from the underside of the tank. Not sure if it is a tank leak or a pipe /joint ... sigh...gave up and came inside for a fish finger sandwich dinner (chef is away with her mates)... -
I think I've been out once so far this year ... maybe it will have stopped raining by June. Then again work has been unrelenting too.
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Can you get the restrictor tube thingumys from China too? The really fine rigid plastic tubes which go into the vacuum lines to stop the weights bouncing all over the place...
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He looks like he has made himself at home, good on you for giving the little guy a second chance at a good life.