1. You are currently not signed in. If you are already a registered user Please log in to get the full benefit from this site. If not, why not register and gain full access to our wonderful forums, view topics, make posts, and more! So if your not already a user, you can register by simply clicking the button to the right of this notice.

today i brought for my bike

Discussion in 'Main Forum' started by BlackHornet, May 14, 2012.

  1. Les

    Les British Superbike +

    Messages:
    2,559
    Err ok...thought mebbe you had a fetish for shopping. You know...like Finchy has for cleaning.
     
    Finchy likes this.
  2. Roadwart

    Roadwart Administrator Staff Member Administrator +

    Messages:
    6,721
    Just realised BH had already started on of these so I`ll merge them so the oldies on here don`t get confused ;)
     
  3. HAYABUSADAVE

    HAYABUSADAVE Custom cruiser +

    Messages:
    1,068
    Nice new rubber for the Bandit fitted today, which I didnt buy......:)
    Chain scrubbed up all nice and clean, and all the spindles and adjusters all clean and re greased......:thumbsup:
     
  4. Yoda

    Yoda Sport Tourer + Site Supporter

    Messages:
    1,382
    New Double buble Scress a a truck flicked a house brick at me today and smashed my screen and nearly knocked me off me bike ,,,, not to happy
     
  5. megawatt

    megawatt World Superbike +

    Messages:
    5,039
    You alright mate?
    I bought a set of new sparkplugs for mine yesterday and fitted em today. Tested old and new plugs for sparks and DIDN'T SEE ANY ??? Rebuilt the bike and it fired up ???? Must be a Diesel???
     
  6. Yoda

    Yoda Sport Tourer + Site Supporter

    Messages:
    1,382
    lol ..... im good just peeed me off a bit i have a black one here but not the one i usally like so ordered one
     
  7. jack_bm

    jack_bm Sport Tourer +

    Messages:
    393
    Today i got my chain cleaner and lube through the post,

    Its the muc off brand and tbh i'll not bother buying there cleaner again as it didnt really clean or get much off the crap off, i know some people dont like using WD40 on there chains but to get all the crap off i used it and found that it really worked and it wouldnt matter as i was putting chain lube back on anyway, heres some pics of how dirty it was and how much better it looks now

    Before
    [​IMG]

    After
    [​IMG]

    Much better! This was before i put the lube btw
     
    kitten_art likes this.
  8. HAYABUSADAVE

    HAYABUSADAVE Custom cruiser +

    Messages:
    1,068
    In future use Parafin and a paint brush..... It will clean out the smeg that you still have on your plates.....
    It doesn't shag the seals as it acts as a lubricant as well as a cleaner!
    Just make sure you wipe it down virtualy dry afterwards before you lube it.....I swear by it! :thumbsup:
     
    kitten_art likes this.
  9. megawatt

    megawatt World Superbike +

    Messages:
    5,039
    Nice one jack.
     
  10. Finchy

    Finchy Guest

    Jack - get in there and whip your back wheel off so that you can clean the sprocket & carrier... and the swing arm... and shock... and undertray. In fact, while you're at it, whip all of the panels off so that you can give the bike a 'proper clean'? No? Oh, just me then (and Duckie). Good work fella - keep it up!
     
    jack_bm and HAYABUSADAVE like this.
  11. kitten_art

    kitten_art Race Rep +

    Messages:
    1,768
    Ok....in the past few days I have bought for my bike......
    Two into one pipes, bobber seat, light bar with indicators, rad cover, hard panniers and now I shall be mainly living on bread and water for the foreseeable future......but I DON'T CARE! :disco:
     
  12. kitten_art

    kitten_art Race Rep +

    Messages:
    1,768
    Jack, you did good, ignore Finchy, he is positively autistic about cleaning......or so the myth goes :giggle:
     
    Finchy likes this.
  13. jack_bm

    jack_bm Sport Tourer +

    Messages:
    393
    Haha yeah MW did tell me about using a paint brush but i went out into the shed and found just "any old paint brush" (to the untrained eye apparently) it turned out to be my mums bests... good job i didn't get a chance to use it :p
     
    megawatt, kitten_art and Sporty1200 like this.
  14. StevieDee

    StevieDee Off Roader +

    Messages:
    71
    Two new tyres fitted . Then the mechanic noticed the fork seals were leaking , so had those done as well.
    Would like to recommend G Force Motorcycles who managed find the correct seals . It is an Aprilia for gawd sake ! parts usually have to be ordered!
    Oh and it just passed its MOT last week !:eek:
     
    kitten_art likes this.
  15. Sporty1200

    Sporty1200 British Superbike +

    Messages:
    2,064
    Two items, a badge for my cap and the carbon clutch case cover ive wanted for a year. It will hide a really annoying scratch, until i scratch the carbon fibre :confused: Note to self, must b more careful getting it through the front door :cautious:

    [​IMG]

    [​IMG]
     
    alexs and Finchy like this.
  16. Finchy

    Finchy Guest

    Through the front door??? Better than trying to squeeze the bike up your back passage I suppose.
     
    Roadwart, jack_bm and Russell like this.
  17. Sporty1200

    Sporty1200 British Superbike +

    Messages:
    2,064
    How else am i going to get it into the house? :D
     
  18. Finchy

    Finchy Guest

    Kev - you weren't born by Cesarean Section by any chance were you?
     
  19. Sporty1200

    Sporty1200 British Superbike +

    Messages:
    2,064
    Dont think so, but i have a fear of horses collars and country houses with thick brown velvet curtains around doors. :confused:
    Just because a man regularly slides his pride and joy through the front door, coz he's denied rear access, your thinking there might be a symbolic freudian meaning? :D
     
    Finchy likes this.
  20. Finchy

    Finchy Guest

    Today I are mostly been buying a nice black set of Hepco & Becker 'Gobi' panniers for the KTM (together with a quick-lock system to suit). Mmmmm.
     

Share This Page

  1. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
    By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
    Dismiss Notice