Great photos as ever, Steve. Wish the weather would play ball over here. It's been a tad damp for the last while.
Lutin, Lets put this into perspective . . . you live in Ireland and you expect it NOT to rain! REALLY Your turn will come to fire up a steed and get out there to rub some rubber off of your tyres Steve T
I was just hankering after the fine weather we had a few weeks ago - so, so long ago now. It's tipping it down as I type this. Ho hum.
Met up with another CB5X owner this morning and went for a wander . . . Happened upon a bridge on the way home Steve T
The simplest of jobs.... There was something not quite right with the forks on the shabby but new to me cbf5. I had a spare evening so thought I'd whip em off to pull them apart. The forks had other plans.... 4 or so hours later, lots of brute force, lots of lube (overnight), lots of heat and more brute force inserspersed with screwdrivers pretending to be chisels.... Never come across any like that before! Verdict; all ticketyboo, the seal casing had corroded, swelling the seal, creating dreadful stiction. Sent from my SM-A320FL using Tapatalk
You should have held on to that little 400 sorts bike for him, imagine the cool factor of that in the year 2030 ?
Crikey, where has the time gone ?? I remember V taking him to one of the Nationals when he was just a baby. I snuggled a pound coin into his wee hand ( it's a thing we do up here to ensure prosperity ) he grabbed hold of it strongly,then you yanked it away and immediately put it in your pocket So you owe him a quid
I'm sure by c2030 the value would be beyond that suitable for learner! Another one I should've kept. Sent from my SM-A320FL using Tapatalk
I remember it John, I doubt I'd be able to prise the money out of his hand nowadays. Dunno where he's got that from.... Sent from my SM-A320FL using Tapatalk
