Hitting Pitstop @ Rugby Friday night if anyone fancies it,

Cosford Lane,
Rugby,
Warwickshire,
CV21 1QN.

The cotswold group,
http://www.bikersnite.com/pub-list.php
http://www.bikersnite.com/events-notice-board.php
Not a club but a huge amount of like minded folk on different meeting places every wednesday evening, South Midlands, Gloucester,Tewkesbury.

Didn't think I would be asking this question on here but here goes, I am being plagued by beetles in the garden and a few are starting to appear in the house now and freaking the wife out a bit. I have trawled the internet and found that the beetles are called Clivina Fosser [not ringo george paul n john]. They are quite agressive and attack one another and have filled my outside sink drain with dead carcasses and I have even seen one beetle pick up a dead one and drop it in the drain !! :eek .
So my question is will they do any damage to the house i.e. bore into wood lay eggs and cause a bunch of problems down the line? or do I just leave them be and let nature take it course?
I'm going to give the council a call tomorrow to see what they advise as well.
many thanks
badger

its only happened twice but in the last week ive had a loss of power both times it was in 4th or 5th gear while givin it abit of a handfull. when i say loss of power i mean a split second loss, in the blink of an eye the power goes & comes back, it happens so quickly i dont even get chance to back the throttle off. but i can physically feel the front of the bike dive at the front, apart from that the bike runs sweet as a nut, starts first every time.its 51 gen 1, done 26k miles & ivanised by mike in 2010.

Oxford 1st Time Tail Pack

Only used a handful of times. No damage or marks.

Comes complete with:

• adjustable and detachable shoulder carry strap
  
• 4 elasticated bungee straps
  
• integral velcro strap (ideal for strapping the bag to the seat)
  

• 1 zipped internal pocket
  
• 1 zipped external pocket
  
• zipped closure of main bag
  
• 10 'D' rings for securing the bag to the bike
  
• 4 integral sleeves in base to pass bungees through
  
• reflective panels side and back
  
  

• height 30cm
  
• depth (excluding pocket) 26cm
  
• width 30 cm
  

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I have a 2002 FZS6 - I went to a rally a couple of weeks back and it turned out to be a rather moist one. The bike was stood in a field for a couple of days with constant rain pouring on it.

On the way home the headlights went and it turned out to be a fuse, I changed the fuse and it appeared ok - until I washed the bike and then the same thing happened again... :'(

To me it sounds like there is maybe an exposed/corroded wire somewhere that is getting wet and then shorting out?

Any other suggestions as to what this could be?

hi guys and girls...


what's your thoughts on the scotoiler vsystem? I was thinking about investing in one, £89.95 at the moment with a free dual injector. I've seen all the promo materials and testimonials, does it live up to the hype? also i've heard that they can be a bit fiddly to fit and set up and the supplied instructions can be a bit vague, at best.


on a slightly different note.


my fazer has developed a wee bit of a steering wobble. until recently she would stay true, with no hands on the bars, even at around 40mph. but not now, at around 20mph it is quite pronounced with no hands. at first i thought this due to poor loading of my panniers and rollbag on my return from scotland. however after arriving in wales and unloading the bike the wobble is still there.


I'm fairly sure that the bearings, front and back and steering head are all fine. one of the fork seals is staring to weep slightly. so my main question is, would the leaking fork seal account for the steering wobble or is there more to it.