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by raveydavey
04 Feb 2009, 13:38
Forum: Technical
Topic: Rear Lights
Replies: 2
Views: 2782

Re: Rear Lights

I got an Acerbis unit from Leisure Trail which takes a standard incandescent 21/5W bulb for my AR. The bulb holder is sideways (rather than down the length of the bike) so the light is brighter on the RHS of the lens. It also has a clear bit of lens underneath to illuminate the number plate. It does...
by raveydavey
12 Nov 2008, 13:52
Forum: New Members Intro
Topic: Hi Every1..
Replies: 5
Views: 4644

Re: Hi Every1..

Welcome Steve

You'll find this a very friendly and useful forum - just don't forget to use the search facility first ;-)

Cheers

RD
by raveydavey
03 Nov 2008, 14:17
Forum: Technical
Topic: Exhaust gasket / poor starting
Replies: 5
Views: 4416

Re: Exhaust gasket / poor starting

Leisure Trail don't list everything they have for CRMs on their website, so drop 'em an email (as you're 12hrs, or so, ahead). They're reasonably prompt at replying.
by raveydavey
14 Oct 2008, 18:05
Forum: Technical
Topic: Those Pesky Bearings
Replies: 5
Views: 4145

Re: Those Pesky Bearings

[quote="fallenmikethebike"] ......until i discovered i could probably have got away without a rewind of the alternator if i had disconnected the kill switch and not assumed it was ok because it looked clean and tidy..... [/quote] Must be something about AR kill switches...............You're a brave ...
by raveydavey
13 Oct 2008, 13:35
Forum: Stolen Bike Register
Topic: MK2 J734 HCB STOLEN FROM BRISTOL
Replies: 9
Views: 9036

Re: MK2 J734 HCB STOLEN FROM BRISTOL

[quote="xander"]GOOD NEWS EVERYONE!!!! the 5-0 have found my bike!!! Found not too far from where it was stolen in someones garden. He was on his way 2 jail son hopefully they'll give him a few extra months! Hope he gets a hard time in the showers! I dont know what condition the bikes in yet but app...
by raveydavey
02 Oct 2008, 14:17
Forum: Technical
Topic: A/R VACUUM SWITCHES
Replies: 2
Views: 2552

Re: A/R VACUUM SWITCHES

Hi Mike You're delving deeper than I've dared (or had time) to go. So; 1. No I haven't replaced either of them. 2. Don't know about Honda only part - If they're made by Denso, perhaps they're available elsewhere (couldn't read the numbers on the photo so couldn't do an internet search). 3. If they "...
by raveydavey
22 Sep 2008, 13:58
Forum: Technical
Topic: throttle cables - adjusting 'em and stuff - idiot guide pls
Replies: 9
Views: 6629

Re: throttle cables - adjusting 'em and stuff - idiot guide pls

Not enough time over weekend to do much work on CRM (due to family), but did manage to discover the following; 1. Oil pump adjuster screw is bent and won't turn - I feel a phone call to LT coming on. 2. The throttle grip was catching ever-so-slightly on the handguard hence the throttle closing actio...
by raveydavey
19 Sep 2008, 13:37
Forum: Technical
Topic: throttle cables - adjusting 'em and stuff - idiot guide pls
Replies: 9
Views: 6629

Re: throttle cables - adjusting 'em and stuff - idiot guide pls

Once again, cheers for the replies. I'll be having another look tonight - hopefully should get it sorted. I'm down to the last few tweaks/finishing touches ahead of MOT planned for end of Sept. Carb slide could well be a little gummed - the petrol is 2.5 years old!!! Still runs okay though. A good d...
by raveydavey
18 Sep 2008, 14:05
Forum: General Discussion
Topic: twin headlight road legal or not
Replies: 4
Views: 4389

Re: twin headlight road legal or not

Hi Freebz Headlights (all lights) need to be E marked to comply with Road Vehicle Lighting Regulations. A couple of links to headlights; http://www.xrv.org.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=24063" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://www.roostracing.co.uk/enduro.php" onclick="window.open(th...
by raveydavey
18 Sep 2008, 13:28
Forum: Technical
Topic: throttle cables - adjusting 'em and stuff - idiot guide pls
Replies: 9
Views: 6629

Re: throttle cables - adjusting 'em and stuff - idiot guide pls

Cheers for the replies fellas. Freebz1122 - Neither cable appears to be catching down side of tank - splitter unit (on opening cable) sits nicely in its 2 holders. - Throttle tube is not the smoothest action on the bar (but not to bad), previous owner appears to have lubed with a lithium grease. I s...
by raveydavey
17 Sep 2008, 15:47
Forum: Technical
Topic: throttle cables - adjusting 'em and stuff - idiot guide pls
Replies: 9
Views: 6629

throttle cables - adjusting 'em and stuff - idiot guide pls

The throttle return/close cable on my AR does not have a locknut at either end - unlike the opening cable which has a plastic locknut at the twist grip end and a steel one at the throttle pulley end. Should the return/close cable have the locknuts? I feel it should do, how else can you keep the adju...
by raveydavey
08 Jul 2008, 13:12
Forum: Technical
Topic: Mk 2 Steering head bearings - tech details
Replies: 32
Views: 19736

Re: Mk 2 Steering head bearings - tech details

Pleased to report that a spot of class 1 tw*tting last night did the job and my stem didn't become loose either :wink:
by raveydavey
07 Jul 2008, 13:16
Forum: Technical
Topic: Mk 2 Steering head bearings - tech details
Replies: 32
Views: 19736

Re: Mk 2 Steering head bearings - tech details

Yep, we have Mike.. Id quite highly recommend NOT pressing the stem out! With the right size drift and some accurate class 1 tw*tting, in a circle pattern, mine came up and off. Fraid you are bound to knacker the seal, but you get one in the All Balls kit... The Dremel way works too..if youve got o...
by raveydavey
07 Jul 2008, 13:07
Forum: Technical
Topic: Mk 2 Steering head bearings - tech details
Replies: 32
Views: 19736

Re: Mk 2 Steering head bearings - tech details

kernow krusty wrote:Obviously you need to take it easy and avoid touching the stem.
There you go RD,
I'll send my missus round to do the job for you...she takes it easy and avoids touching the stem....regularly.... :roll: :roll: :?
KK
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by raveydavey
04 Jul 2008, 10:37
Forum: Technical
Topic: Mk 2 Steering head bearings - tech details
Replies: 32
Views: 19736

Re: Mk 2 Steering head bearings - tech details

Let's hope KK has done a sterling job on FMTB's under-crackers.................... Now then, steering head bearings......... Anybody got any bright ideas on how to get the bottom inner race off the steering stem? The bugger is stuck fast and all I've managed to do so far is bend the bottom seal beyo...