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Captain Chaos

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  1. ... who had built a TL1000-engined Duc 916? And posted a build thread with many pics on the old forum? Anybody has some pics of that bike by any chance?
  2. a coil is just that, a coil. It doesn't matter which way you connect it.
  3. what?
  4. it might very well be slightly faster.
  5. read the first post and you will know
  6. Can you not move stuff Viz? You also have moderator powaaaz.
  7. changed the brake lever recently? Symptoms sound like a blocked return hole in the master cilinder. Riding = fluid warming up = expanding = more brake pressure, also when you don't need it.
  8. Snoorder that looks like a '93 WP model.
  9. Read the rules and find out.
  10. you've changed man
  11. check out a site like http://www.jtsprockets.com/catalogue and find out which front sprockets fit which bikes. A lot of Kawasakis for example use the same splines.
  12. at 50 pounds it's a f*cking expensive mod. Remove the ignition pick-up ground plate, slot the mounting holes, done. One mm on the edge of the plate corresponds roughly with one degree retard/advance.
  13. have been using Valvoline Durablend for 15 years without any problems, in my own and in customers' bikes.
  14. Chas,
  15. don't write that shit anymore and you are forgiven
  16. don't push your luck there dude
  17. who?
  18. Scott I will PM you where it is and you pick it up in the morning ok? My wife knows everything.
  19. slabby has two pick-ups (at the crankshaft), B12 has one. Only a slabby CDI will work with the slabby pick-ups/loom.
  20. by luck I have a teapot at work now. As far as I can measure, the teapot hub is 4mm narrower than the Slingy one.
  21. voorspatbord Nice bike. Best engine upgrade is an 1100 by the way.
  22. Hnnnnnnnggg want
  23. I would definitely try to start it and at least warm it up while it's still complete. If possible ride a bit.
  24. Slingy 750L discs are 310mm as far as I can measure with the wheel still in the bike. 1st gen. teapot discs are not 290 but 289mm by the way.
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