Just spoke to Neil Spalding and he was very helpful. He reckons its trapped air and says it can be a real pita to get rid off. Sometimes they remove all the kit and hang it vertically of the bike for days and try to get the air to move upwards and then bleed at the high point. looks like tomorrow c...

yes but it has the best cafe in the business

I dont have a joint account and pay most of the bills ,I have some small savings with premium bonds and basically buy what i want when i want.My mrs knows if she moans i will only ignore her so she doesnt bother

im good for this

Cornish, what happened to the house improvements your wife had planned? (giggle) She got more than she asked for; lets just say she'll make a great foundation! (rolf) Spot on Monty.... Well as i train people in sales, i managed to sell her the value proposition of...its well under market value so i...

^ thats why a small spacer might make a difference

Blade wrote:Cheers Dizzy and Perkles but tried both suggestions with no improvement.

I thought about adding a spacer to push rod but won't this cause slip when running as partially disengaged ?

it didnt cause mine to slip

I had problems bleeding mine on the Duc ,i taped the lever up over night and bled from the banjo bolt on the lever,i also had to fit a small spacer onto the slave pushrod which sorted it

its a beauty,how different is it to ride compared to the rc8 ?

Rode it to work with no right side indicators. I suspect that Friday's drenching has allowed some water to get in somewhere as both of the lights are out but the left side is working. I did get a flicker of life when I was at work so hopefully the bike outside in the open will allow any condensatio...

Kwacky wrote:Fargo - the TV series. This is a must watch. It's really well written and acted.

took a while to get into it but I think it works,good show
Im at the end of series 2 BB

bugger i was quite excited he was improving,some really sad people in this world

the wheels look proper lush Duke

Cornish wrote:Hi guys just to let you know the bike was sold this afternoon. It went to a cracking chap and good home.

Thanks for all the support.

The garage is full with the new Ducati 848 EVO SE. Bring on the warm roads and no chicken strips.

Well done,now post up some evo pics

Kwacky wrote:I've ordered some new brake pads. I might order some new brake lines as well and do the lot in one go.

Plenty of room in the man shed now to fettle the bikes

Free onion bajis if you open a new account with the coop

I'll do anything as long as food is involved

I'm in but would also like to do a midweek track day

Had a massive clear out of the man shed ready for my new bike ,I've sold my 911 so got a load of space freed up.Going to paint the floor and buy a load of free weights and start training again

Target fixation