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goodlad

Skill Magill wrote: »

^^^
Goodlad, I know its not as aesthetically pleasing, but could you not just hacksaw off the ball bit (oo-er missus ) of a normal lever to have the same result?

It's all about the aesthetics....

Skill Magill

Its all about the performance....

goodlad

My bird performs pretty damn well.... so does my bike.

Skill Magill

Your bird likes small levers, but we all know that

goodlad

She was getting small levers wether she liked it or not

Have clear indicators for the front and back but yet to install em.
Got a black MRA screen on the way too because the wind blast is a bastard

Wonda-Boy

Looks to me like the scottoiler is installed wrong Gary. Thats not dropping oil onto the sprocket it looks like its barely dropping it onto the chain!

goodlad

Tis working grand. The feed nozzles twist and are angled inward. Done about 500km since I installed it and the chain is oiled no bother

goodlad

Better angle on either side.

Wonda-Boy

No that's perfect other pics were not great and misleading. Gonna get a dual injector myself too.....

goodlad

I picked up my oiler and injector from amazon. Even with awful sterling conversion it was a good bit cheaper than anywhere in Ireland

Wonda-Boy

goodlad wrote: »

I picked up my oiler and injector from amazon. Even with awful sterling conversion it was a good bit cheaper than anywhere in Ireland

Jaysus would not have taught that TBH....

goodlad

85 Euro VS 115 Euro

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001GZM43Y?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00

http://www.motorcycleshop.ie/scottoiler-v-system-universal-kit-1542-p.asp

Nevermind the packaging in the picture on amazon. Its the exact same one.

Dual injector fro mthe same place is about a tenner cheaper than most places too.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0036B5N2K?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00

sleepysniper

goodlad wrote: »

She was getting small levers wether she liked it or not

How you finding the shorties goodlad? Particularly on the clutch side?

Thinking of getting a set for the K6.

Are they Pazzo's btw?

goodlad

Finding them great. I had debate getting a full size clutch side but i couldnt handle the lack of symmetry if i did.

They are ebay specials. I dont a good bit of asking around from blackbird owners about levers and a specific seller was constantly recommended.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/360729244526?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Scroll down and you will see in the details that he will make em for any bike

Wonda-Boy

goodlad wrote: »

Finding them great. I had debate getting a full size clutch side but i couldnt handle the lack of symmetry if i did.

They are ebay specials. I dont a good bit of asking around from blackbird owners about levers and a specific seller was constantly recommended.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/360729244526?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Scroll down and you will see in the details that he will make em for any bike

I find that the V Trech levers are the best bang for buck around, pazzo and ASV etc are no where near worth the dosh. The vtrech are uber good quality and decent price.

blu3r0ri0n

Wonda-Boy wrote: »

I find that the V Trech levers are the best bang for buck around, pazzo and ASV etc are no where near worth the dosh. The vtrech are uber good quality and decent price.

Where is the pics of the new steed ?

Wonda-Boy

Ahh dont wanna waste the bandwidth and stop all the wonderful posts going up here.....I'll whats app them to you mate if you wanna see her....no probs.

Wossack

Wheels powdercoated a while ago, delighted with the result

cantdecide

Got the ol' 1400 out of storage ready for some work. Looking forward to having her back in my life. I've owned if for 7 years now.

arybvtcw0eolkf

Mine is the first yellow bike in the photo.

The bikes are parked opposite The Gypsy Rose pub in Dublin.

honda boi

Sylvia Shapely Mulberry wrote: »

Mine is the first yellow bike in the photo.

The bikes are parked opposite The Gypsy Rose pub in Dublin.

Was that you I seen in carlanstown?
Seen a yellow BMW just like that last week

arybvtcw0eolkf

honda boi wrote: »

Was that you I seen in carlanstown?
Seen a yellow BMW just like that last week

Nope, I wouldn't even know where Carlanstown is.

goodlad

Sylvia Shapely Mulberry wrote: »

Mine is the first yellow bike in the photo.

The bikes are parked opposite The Gypsy Rose pub in Dublin.

I still think Jonathan needs a physically bigger bike than his yellow cruiser. Although I'm not sure any bike will be big enough for him

Wonda-Boy

Out and about.....Cracking day.

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KTR1C

Wossack wrote: »

Wheels powdercoated a while ago, delighted with the result

Where'd you get the powder coating done ?

Wossack

tallaght powdercoat - my only negative is they could have masked them a bit better imo. Had to shave down some of the powdercoat where the discs mounted to the hubs, and in where the sprocket carrier fits. They're probably just more used to car wheels - so do say it to em to save yourself a headache

but colour is fantastic, really pleased with it. From the picture, the colour is more like the rear wheel the majority of the time, but it changes a fair bit depending on the light.

goodlad

Changed to a black tank cover and put on a MRA screen

Wonda-Boy

Screen looks very well, tank cover just doesnt go mate.....

goodlad

Ah it sure does. The blue one looked awful. Was a horrible pale blue.
Black one matches in lovely with the frame and seat

Cienciano

You'll never guess where I was:



What a great touring bike!