Workshop in Yorkshire
- lloydie
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Workshop in Yorkshire
I'm waiting for the next westmiddlands wsd lol bit far for me to travel
Can't ride but it don't stop me trying
Can't ride but it don't stop me trying
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Not that far. About 2 hrs from there. I'm looking at 4 hrs as is Tonylloydiecbr wrote:I'm waiting for the next westmiddlands wsd lol bit far for me to travel
Can't ride but it don't stop me trying
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And we have some nice warm sofas to doss on!
- Miztaziggy
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Waiting for the next one?lloydiecbr wrote:I'm waiting for the next westmiddlands wsd lol bit far for me to travel
Can't ride but it don't stop me trying
It doesnt seem to me like these workshops occur very often, but if we all waited for one in our area, I dont think there would ever be one. Someone mentioned workshop day and I think at some point holding it at AMCQs garage in Midlands was discussed. If it had have been there, I would have travelled down there to take part, and im sure Flatline and some of the others would have too.
To get a good minimum number of bikes, someone is going to have to travel. It seems to me that Tony is willing to travel from Kent, and Darkember from Wales to make this happen but no one else is willing, it's a real shame as winter is fast approaching now and chances will be very limited.
- Miztaziggy
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Just a thought here - but would another weekend be an option?
17th Sept only gives us a week and a half.
AFAIK - there are at least 2 others who cant make this date but sound interested (Snoogle and BigVeeGrin).
If we arranged a date that Tony and the rest of us can do, maybe first of October or 8th October then it might work better? Plus give people a little more time to get their parts organised and hopefully will be right side of pay day for others?
Just a thought...
17th Sept only gives us a week and a half.
AFAIK - there are at least 2 others who cant make this date but sound interested (Snoogle and BigVeeGrin).
If we arranged a date that Tony and the rest of us can do, maybe first of October or 8th October then it might work better? Plus give people a little more time to get their parts organised and hopefully will be right side of pay day for others?
Just a thought...
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I did have one, but it was April I will do another one I promise, but I dont have much free time at the moment..........so might be next April at this rateMiztaziggy wrote:Waiting for the next one?lloydiecbr wrote:I'm waiting for the next westmiddlands wsd lol bit far for me to travel
Can't ride but it don't stop me trying
It doesnt seem to me like these workshops occur very often, but if we all waited for one in our area, I dont think there would ever be one. Someone mentioned workshop day and I think at some point holding it at AMCQs garage in Midlands was discussed. If it had have been there, I would have travelled down there to take part, and im sure Flatline and some of the others would have too.
To get a good minimum number of bikes, someone is going to have to travel. It seems to me that Tony is willing to travel from Kent, and Darkember from Wales to make this happen but no one else is willing, it's a real shame as winter is fast approaching now and chances will be very limited.
We had a similar problem on what is the number of people that will make it worthwhile, and then there was a number who fell by the wayside at the last min. [although Lloydie managed to find my house without being invited].
AMcQ
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8th of October is fine for me as well
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Happy to go along with what most can do
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Alright, it seems best that we cancel this one and rearrange for either a later date this year, or in the spring.
Valve clearances can wait until then, fork rebuilds might, depending on whether there's a leak, but the CCT's should be done asap. Maybe a local will help you to do those.
My fluffy dice will have to go in the washing machine....
Valve clearances can wait until then, fork rebuilds might, depending on whether there's a leak, but the CCT's should be done asap. Maybe a local will help you to do those.
My fluffy dice will have to go in the washing machine....
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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Is it defo a cancel?? Pity was looking forward to meeting up. My CCt's can wait as they are manuals anyways. As mentioned before I'm also ok for weekend October the 8th.
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Ok guys, just been speaking to Budd. We are going ahead with the workshop on 17/18 Sept
Whilst we won't have Tony's expertise for valves or equipment for carb balancing we can do other stuff like cct's
You are still welcome to doss down at my place
Who's still up for it?
Whilst we won't have Tony's expertise for valves or equipment for carb balancing we can do other stuff like cct's
You are still welcome to doss down at my place
Who's still up for it?
- Miztaziggy
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Workshop in Yorkshire
I'm still up for it. If no one with valve experience will be there I won't be doing much with my bike, but will be there and try to give you guys doing your CCTs a hand.
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If ziggy is confident doing the CCT setting then that sorts out the short term risk. as Tony said, all the other bits can delayed without any fear of damage.
It is still worth fitting the vac take off on the front intake when you have the airbox off when doing CCT, so if there is time order 4 from carbtune. once the pipe work is in, doing the balance is easy.
I can post my balance gauge up if anybody wants to try it
It is still worth fitting the vac take off on the front intake when you have the airbox off when doing CCT, so if there is time order 4 from carbtune. once the pipe work is in, doing the balance is easy.
I can post my balance gauge up if anybody wants to try it
AMcQ
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OK that sounds like a plan, who's in?
BTW basically what's involved in carb balancing? do you need something to tap into the balance pipe and connect the balancing gauge ?AMCQ46 wrote:
It is still worth fitting the vac take off on the front intake when you have the airbox off when doing CCT, so if there is time order 4 from carbtune. once the pipe work is in, doing the balance is easy.
I can post my balance gauge up if anybody wants to try it
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http://www.haymouth.co.uk/phpBB3/viewto ... 30#p148551
have a look through teh workshop knowledge base, thre are lots of good info there, and you should print out the CCT removal instructions
have a look through teh workshop knowledge base, thre are lots of good info there, and you should print out the CCT removal instructions
AMcQ