anyone in nottingham?

[Young rider]

who can do carb balancing as i don't fancy paying £80 for a bike shop to do it........   

[Buzz]

You can get one for £57 and it's piss easy to DIY.  I might then come over and borrow yours..

motorcycle carburetor balancing- Carbtune

[elbrownos]

I'm in Nottingham and will also be looking to borrow somebody's balancer as soon as I get around to replacing my exhaust.
£57 sounds like a bargain and all, but not for something you only use once...

[Farjo]

If you come up to York we could have a balancing party! BYOF

[Young rider]

I'm in Nottingham and will also be looking to borrow somebody's balancer as soon as I get around to replacing my exhaust.
£57 sounds like a bargain and all, but not for something you only use once...

thats what i thought but a bike shop near me quoted me £80 to balance my carbs or £130 to clean and balance them 

[darrsi]

I'm in Nottingham and will also be looking to borrow somebody's balancer as soon as I get around to replacing my exhaust.
£57 sounds like a bargain and all, but not for something you only use once...

thats what i thought but a bike shop near me quoted me £80 to balance my carbs or £130 to clean and balance them 

Strange pricing, 'cos it would take longer to clean them than to balance them i'd have thought? 

[Dead Eye]

Definitely, cleaning them is a lot more work and probably nearly 10x the amount of labour work required! Only thing I can think is that they run some fuel cleaner through them without removing them?

[darrsi]

Definitely, cleaning them is a lot more work and probably nearly 10x the amount of labour work required! Only thing I can think is that they run some fuel cleaner through them without removing them?

Then there's the rebuilding of the garage, finding a new bike, getting it up to scratch................sorry Dead Eye, that was mean of me, i'm only messing mate 

[Young rider]

yup very odd this is why i rather do the work myself then i know its been done right!

[Dead Eye]

Definitely, cleaning them is a lot more work and probably nearly 10x the amount of labour work required! Only thing I can think is that they run some fuel cleaner through them without removing them?

Then there's the rebuilding of the garage, finding a new bike, getting it up to scratch................sorry Dead Eye, that was mean of me, i'm only messing mate 

It's ok :P

I didn't really get it so can't really find it offensive 

Besides, garage is done now and I have my project work ahead of me... really need to get out there and make some progress with that...

[darrsi]

Definitely, cleaning them is a lot more work and probably nearly 10x the amount of labour work required! Only thing I can think is that they run some fuel cleaner through them without removing them?

Then there's the rebuilding of the garage, finding a new bike, getting it up to scratch................sorry Dead Eye, that was mean of me, i'm only messing mate 

It's ok :P

I didn't really get it so can't really find it offensive 

Besides, garage is done now and I have my project work ahead of me... really need to get out there and make some progress with that...

Was it not a DIY carb cleaner that caused your woes?

[Dead Eye]

Definitely, cleaning them is a lot more work and probably nearly 10x the amount of labour work required! Only thing I can think is that they run some fuel cleaner through them without removing them?

Then there's the rebuilding of the garage, finding a new bike, getting it up to scratch................sorry Dead Eye, that was mean of me, i'm only messing mate 

It's ok :P

I didn't really get it so can't really find it offensive 

Besides, garage is done now and I have my project work ahead of me... really need to get out there and make some progress with that...

Was it not a DIY carb cleaner that caused your woes?

Ahhh, yeah, now your joke makes sense! Haha... ssh its been a long 6 months :P

[popeye72]

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