Catteeclan

It looks well, prob better than Mandis as she never cleans it and I can't be arsed. Possible on the repair kit, I'm tempted to leave it while it's ok. It had sat for a couple of months so baffled how it got some air.

Looking good for the age Saul. Mandis 2006 thou uses hydraulics for the clutch. We were going to go out last Saturday and as soon as she went to put it in gear said her clutch felt different. Outing cancelled and I had a little look to find if I clamped the pipe close to the slave cylinder the clutch lever was solid. Checked fluid level which was ok so undid the bleed nipple to get 1 bulb of air and all was well again. She took it to work Monday and said it was back to normal. Think a new slave is on the cards.

Same here.

Off for the winter?

Some nice bins

Not much at the quiet auto jumble this morn. Maybe one for Scott.

Been over to Ireland a few times and had all sorts of rain. We've also had some brilliant sunshine so there's still hope. We did the a good bit of the wild Atlantic way and got soaked through more than once. Never had any bike probs so maybe we were lucky.

Fuck sake Marcel, get a grip. Pretty sure many of us enjoyed the Sturgis thread, I did.

Made me chuckle https://www.facebook.com/reel/1073908405434608

Cheers Saul. I like the look off those Guzzi's too.

This afternoon I went to see another mate with an air con leak. I'd had an old refill canister and gauge so drilled a hole in the end and fitted a tyre valve so I could pressure up the system and find the leak. I found said leak, loaded up the car and came home only to find the canister missing. Mates had a look and he can't see it over there either. Early night I think.

Just fitted a starter for a mate on his 2006 Kangoo. There's a reason I hate French cars and this bum hole has added to that hate.

I thought that was the joke

Ducatis always worried me with the dry clutch

The rider. Having looked again the head light is fugly too.