vizman

I loved it in this guise, I think I dropped my icecream and pissed my shorts when I saw it at ....erm...urm.... kentcustomshow?

ey-up n' welcome

ullo n' welcome

stuff is only ever worth what someone is willing to pay.......

cable ties and chicken wire.....I might ditch my job as an international egg sucking lecturer and join a race team

cosmo had a 1100wc in a slabby 11

never go full retard

never mind booking holidays kid, have you done your [wheeliecomp] homework yet?

....could be that, especially on toms bike.....

maybe its your van wheel bearings trying to throw you off......

ventriloquism

yup.....indeeedy

I was always looking for that extra gear after swopping my 750 for the 11....

yeah you'll notice it more with engine speed as apposed to road speed as the bearing will be under load...that's what threw me at first, I'm not saying it's defiantly your output shaft bearing......but that's what it sounds like

or you could check to see if your renthal bar pad is fitted correctly

the dudettes slabby did that tom, sounded like she was running glimmer belts on a supercharger...... I think it was the output shaft bearing....I took it to loopies [after several months of ignoring impending doom]

why not take some of time you have on your hands to read through the various projects and other threads on this site, I'm sure it will give you some ideas on the best way for you to make your slabby how you want it. depending on your budget, skillz, timescale etc, I'm sure you'll find some inspiration.

I like to take it to the dangerzone......re-build the 7fiddy six speeder!

I thought you had a job...you on the fiddle now YJ?

ey ey

you need to let the pump run for a bit after you stop.....still a fair bit of pressure in the oil system when you kill your motor.

you can buy them new, I got ap mastercylinders on my trumpet, front and rear.

like kiwi said, just gently scotchbrite the top edge

you need to let them cases breath dude, that oil is going to find the easiest way out of the turbo.

do it in 'who dares wins' colours