What did you do with whatever else you've got?

[unfazed]

Don't forget grandpa..... The piston rings are fitted :-))

:rollin :rollin :rollin

[taylor]

that's bloody clever, how long they been doing that  :lol

[red98]

Thats the first set ive bought where the rings have been fitted, easy enough to do, takes seconds........piece of cake these 2 strokes 

[nick crisp]

Well ok, just a bit jealous. Wish I'd bought that bloody LC!  :'(


Now looking at the YPVS 350N in PS this month  :'( :'(

[tex]

Took the tdr 250 out for a blast around herts, brilliant  fun,  not sure about the brakes though, think I'm spoilt with the blue spots!

[slimwilly]

Got the Husky out and took it for a spin for and hour, muddy bridle paths,lanes,puddles, like a big kid


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Good fun on the slippy lanes, feels safer than the Fazer, well my Fazer is safe in the garage :lol

[Nebuchernezzer]

TE610?

[slimwilly]

TE610?

350
got alot of go too, spins up on tarmac easily

[Millietant]

Took the tdr 250 out for a blast around herts, brilliant  fun,  not sure about the brakes though, think I'm spoilt with the blue spots!

Sure I've seen TDR's with blue spot calipers - thought they were a straight fit - find a TDR forum and ask - problem solved :-)

[Nebuchernezzer]

350
got alot of go too, spins up on tarmac easily

Nice,  I've got a 610 of the same era... Motard project I've never finished haha...

[unfazed]

Washed my baby bike; the Serow, took it for a short spin to dry it off and heat it up, drained the oil, cleaned both oil filters, filled it with a 1 litre of  10W 40 Semi and treated it against the salt laden roads.  Back to work tomorrow

[tex]

[quote author=tex link=topic=11414.msg181240#msg181240 date=1422131081]
Took the tdr 250 out for a blast around herts, brilliant  fun,  not sure about the brakes though, think I'm spoilt with the blue spots!

Sure I've seen TDR's with blue spot calipers - thought they were a straight fit - find a TDR forum and ask - problem solved :-)
[/quote]

  Yes I think your right mil, you might need the master cylinder,  I've joined  the tdr forum, so will ask there, cheers

[red98]

Bought another two stroke   

[red98]

Picked up my suzuki X7 carbs from the ultra sonic cleaners........very good job, couldn't get them this clean at home 

[red98]

Collected the re-bored barrels for my suzuki X7....got all arty with my camera  :lol

[noggythenog]

Hey Red you're getting the hang of this photo malarkey..........just in time for cameras to become obsolete :lol


I bet you can programme a VCR using the scanner/tv times :b






Unfazed......starting up your bike to warm the oil before draining it, i understand that bit.....but what's your opinion on starting up the bike with the old oil still in it???......because my bike is sorn for the winter i always like to drain the oil that has been sitting in the engine for months and not start the engine until there's fresh oil back in it as i thought the old stuff would be full of water or condensation and generally a bit crap..........ok it's the same oil that was in it when last switched off.....but just with added water maybe and been through some frost or whatever.


Am i being overly cautious then?

[nick crisp]

Bought another two stroke   

Do I really have to?

:useless

Or can't you feckin remember what it is/where you've put it  :rollin

[red98]

Hey Red you're getting the hang of this photo malarkey..........just in time for cameras to become obsolete :lol






I bet you can programme a VCR using the scanner/tv times :b




VCR  ?..........just bought myself one of those new fangled beta max jobbies....very high tech, state of the art, latest technologies thingy........ :lol






Unfazed......starting up your bike to warm the oil before draining it, i understand that bit.....but what's your opinion on starting up the bike with the old oil still in it???......because my bike is sorn for the winter i always like to drain the oil that has been sitting in the engine for months and not start the engine until there's fresh oil back in it as i thought the old stuff would be full of water or condensation and generally a bit crap..........ok it's the same oil that was in it when last switched off.....but just with added water maybe and been through some frost or whatever.


Am i being overly cautious then?

[red98]

[quote author=red98 link=topic=11414.msg182015#msg182015 date=1422807729]
Bought another two stroke   

Do I really have to?

:useless

Or can't you feckin remember what it is/where you've put it  :rollin
[/quote]





no  no  no.......its a guessing game.......whats red bought now ?

[noggythenog]

This :b