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For Sale Section / Re: Fender extender
« Last post by TYKE on Yesterday at 08:55 pm »
You have P.M
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For Sale Section / Re: Booster plug, Motowerks lowering kit and Touratech crash bars, 2018MY
« Last post by Andytj on Yesterday at 04:02 pm »
Thanks Grafitti, just sent you a pm.
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For Sale Section / Re: Booster plug, Motowerks lowering kit and Touratech crash bars, 2018MY
« Last post by grafitti on Yesterday at 03:25 pm »
I'm interested in the booster plug  :002:
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General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: The do’s and don’ts of coolant change
« Last post by TYKE on Aug 13, 2022, 03:49 pm »
I'll  just take your word for that Geoff    :008: 

And Grumpy you're right about my prostate.....I 'enjoyed' 7 + weeks of Radiotherapy back in 2013.....maybe it didn't work on my bed wetting  habit   :4:   :4: 
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General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: The do’s and don’ts of coolant change
« Last post by 100milesaway on Aug 13, 2022, 12:35 pm »
*Originally Posted by TYKE [+]
A warm wet crotch has become a more frequent occurrence for me at my advanced age   :008:
Ha ha. Wot ya want Rog is a catheter and a leg bag.  I can highly recommend them.   :whistle:
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General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: The do’s and don’ts of coolant change
« Last post by grumpyoldgit on Aug 13, 2022, 12:17 pm »
*Originally Posted by TYKE [+]
A warm wet crotch has become a more frequent occurrence for me at my advanced age   :008:

 :008:
My second thought after the wet crotch and the  :125: was "well there's nowt wrong with your prostate is there!"  :002:
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For Sale Section / Booster plug, Motowerks lowering kit and Touratech crash bars, 2018MY
« Last post by Andytj on Aug 13, 2022, 10:46 am »
Hi all,
Part exchanging my bike shortly so I’ve got the lowering kit and crash bars going on eBay in separate listings from 6.30 tonight. There’s a buy it now price on the lowering kit of 75.00 + postage but the bars will run to the end of the auction.

I haven’t listed the Boosterplug yet but will do so during next week unless anyone is interested in it for £70 incl p&p. If you are its the 2017 to 2020 version (which doesn’t work with later models). Been on the bike 2 years and definitely makes a difference!
BOOSTER PLUG NOW SOLD.
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General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: The do’s and don’ts of coolant change
« Last post by TYKE on Aug 12, 2022, 09:05 pm »
A warm wet crotch has become a more frequent occurrence for me at my advanced age   :008: 
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General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: The do’s and don’ts of coolant change
« Last post by 100milesaway on Aug 12, 2022, 05:03 pm »
*Originally Posted by meke [+]
Forgot to mention. ....... less than 11K miles on clock  :25:
Ya need to up your game meke. Realised that it is my bikes 1st birthdays next week, and the " little sweety" has done 10,000 miles already .   :banana:
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General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: The do’s and don’ts of coolant change
« Last post by grumpyoldgit on Aug 12, 2022, 01:16 pm »
After reading Lord Mucks initial post I was prepared for the rapid ejection of coolant from the drain hole.
However, LM failed to mention that once the cap is released (right hand) and you're ready to slide and tilt the bucket (left hand) to catch the increased dribble now stream, the said stream comes out horizontally and clears a good 2 feet before gravity does its thing and directs it downward.
Needless to say the results were a warm wet crotch, which admittedly is a good thing sometimes, but not so on this occasion.
You have now been warned  :001:
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