you still stripping it down bargos

I supose if we all chipped in a quid a week for the next two years we may be able to help with the project ,,but for now , Welcome and feel free to ask as many questions as you like , Most of us also have a few spairs lurking about the shed so if you need bits , ask here first..What have you done!!

Greeting to the purple rooster,

Mickstoy , Look like you got a bargain there for £800..is it me or
Is your front tyre on backwards??

Cheers kinny, I new this site had a spellchecker somewhere..

The milky oil is defenatly water mixed with it ,,bet its the head casket,Also could be a slight leak in the head gasket along with a faulty powervalve meaning one fault has led you to another in the making ,?

I gess the biggest tip would be \"Dont buy anything you have to spend more money on \",Make shure its complete and already how you want it .I see in some posts people buy budget crm,s and then have to sell a kidney to get the parts to bring it upto scratch ,Mine cost me £1500 and i spent £300 on tyr...

i bet you have put it back together slightly wrong yet every time you strip it you make shure you put it back together the way it was , wich was wrong from the first time ,?????. It sounds like theres an o ring missing from one of the adjusters , , the emulsifier baffle is fitted wrong or the needle...

probably wont stand up to seriouse motorcross but would look trick on a road supermoto.

My next project is :-

How to fit a 1200 bandit engine to a crm frame

This tutorial involves a brief explination and a jpeg,Abit like a haynes manual but filled with spelling mistakes..Ha Ha . So Lets Start By removing the rear wheel and inspecting the rear break assy Bracket ,,You can see the lugs are there but no fixing holes 1/ http://193.116.26.75/uploaded/DCP_525...

Its done , Cost me £3.99..Will post all the photos and instructions later..
If i had one wish it would be to have used 4mill alloy instead of 2 mill.
looks cool though

gonna make one today ,,work out my own measurements and post a photo log

did that model have a side stand switch that killed the spark also ,

I had a good idea for a home made bashplate but it involves the bike being upside down to get it to size , I bought £2 a blue polypropilene(plastic) chopping board This type of plastic becomes plyable when very hot , I was gonna cook it in the ovan for a while and just place it over the spot on my u...