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DietCocaine
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Hi new member here from Evesham, thought I would do the polite thing and say hi, and now I have.
FY Storm - pretty much standard with some loud cannerinoes. :D
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AMCQ46
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welcome to the forum...............have a good look round and enjoy.

post some pictures and join the fun
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Kev L
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Welcome aboard mate. Have a read through the posts and check everything on the bike is good to go.
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DietCocaine
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Wow 2 responses in 5 mins, my bike I think is good to go, recently had some work done by some scottish bloke who seemed to know what hes doing in the Solihull area, quite reasonable rates too :thumbup: shims, carb balance etc, bike is going well just need some time to get on it. :wink:
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tinysmall
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Welcome aboard mate :) bit of advice that all new members get: check the cam chain tensioners. If they look like dildo's hanging off the engine block they are standard and need replacing asap. If they look like a bolt with a couple of nuts on then they are manuals and you are good to go. About 10 people on here have had standard CCT's fail on them in the last month resulting in bent valves (luckily nothing worse) which for someone not used to working on bikes can be a fairly big job and very expensive to fix at a garage. Also check the regulator/rectifier. If it's got fins on it's ok, if not it needs changing. Neither of these things are expensive to do as long as you do it before anything goes wrong and with the advice on here, even a monkey could do it.
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Welcome aboard D/C :thumbup:

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lloydie
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Hello and welcome yep that Scottish man is good just a shame he rides a yellow one lol


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agentpineapple
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welcome buddy get some pictures on here, so we can all have a butchers......
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DietCocaine
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Will pop some pics up when I can work out how.....why isnt it easy....confusers arent my thing. :confused
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agentpineapple
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try out the general test area m8, posting pics on the forum is a bit of a pain, but you'll suss it out.
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