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Offline Joolstacho

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Re: another vee?
« Reply #30 on: 18.09. 2024 00:27 »
Breathtaking mate. Incredible work.

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Re: another vee?
« Reply #31 on: 18.09. 2024 09:17 »
Yeah, from talented people like this to those who ask questions like "which way do I push the A/R lever when starting?" or the immortal "which oil shall I use?".
Motorcycling is a very broad spectrum..

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Re: another vee?
« Reply #32 on: 18.09. 2024 12:41 »
I'm totally gob smacked , never commented before but just mind boggling to someone like me who doesn't know one end of a lathe etc from the other  *respect* *respect* *yeah*
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Re: another vee?
« Reply #33 on: 18.09. 2024 13:01 »
topdad i know lathes but no way capable of RD's work, maybe i spent too much time in the pub instead of dads workshop like MWAS did.

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Re: another vee?
« Reply #34 on: Today at 00:12 »
Bluddy'ell Talking of lathes, I spent yesderday afternoon trying to get my old Seneca Falls to run better. Trying to get all the alignments and tensions right so the belts stay on the pulleys. If anyone thinks old 'bikes are difficult... try an old lathe !  *work*