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Re:While I was waiting for the new Jimny to turn up...
02 May 2019 17:02 #207121
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
While I was waiting for the new Jimny to turn up... was created by facade
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It is true what they say, Guzzis are like heroin, I was wishing I'd kept the old one about a week after I sold it, managed to resist for about 3 years though...
It is true what they say, Guzzis are like heroin, I was wishing I'd kept the old one about a week after I sold it, managed to resist for about 3 years though...
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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02 May 2019 19:42 - 02 May 2019 19:43 #207133
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic While I was waiting for the new Jimny to turn up...
I had a 750 Breva before, but I let it get salty wet once, and even though I washed it thoroughly as soon as I could, it just disintegrated into a ball of fur, so I tarted it up and got rid.
Part of the decision was it was a daily driver, and any spares or consumables have to be mail order as there isn't an agent for 40 miles. Now that I don't intend using it daily, and I won't go frantic if it is laid up for a month waiting for spares I traded the Harley in and got another.
Full of unnecessary electronics to go wrong, the centre stand is an expensive option, and there is no security whatsoever, but I still love it.
I had to get the special, as it has a rev counter.
In Italy, the typical rider is twenty something, with a match hanging out of the corner of their mouth and they can cope with a light coming on when the engine is about to explode, but I've spent years watching a rev counter, like the typical close to pension age UK rider.
Part of the decision was it was a daily driver, and any spares or consumables have to be mail order as there isn't an agent for 40 miles. Now that I don't intend using it daily, and I won't go frantic if it is laid up for a month waiting for spares I traded the Harley in and got another.
Full of unnecessary electronics to go wrong, the centre stand is an expensive option, and there is no security whatsoever, but I still love it.
I had to get the special, as it has a rev counter.
In Italy, the typical rider is twenty something, with a match hanging out of the corner of their mouth and they can cope with a light coming on when the engine is about to explode, but I've spent years watching a rev counter, like the typical close to pension age UK rider.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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03 May 2019 06:25 #207168
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Replied by Bill Portland on topic Re:While I was waiting for the new Jimny to turn up...
A CZ125? There's not many people that would admit that!stiffsteve204me wrote:
Andy2640 wrote: I had a Honda 50 once!
I'll get my coat.
A Honda 50 was state of the art, when I had my Cazenave moped, Andy. :laugh:
I progressed to a Tiger Cub. Also had a CZ 125 for six months, until I could get back on four wheels.
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