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Trailboss wrote:
Quote:I thought this thread had finally died, who dragged it up ? At least he moderates this thread cause it has his name in the titleTB
Is that all you have, to jerk my chain with today…..?????
Might be a good day then.
Morning Mick
Morning all
micknmeld wrote:
Quote:Actually I have been down the shed sorting out a problem with a CR85.:laugh: as usual :laugh: :laugh: and as far as the bike goes 2nd hand bikes from dodgy salesman probably not the first shitbox the guy has sold eh
Did you check the 30th , 31st out, the dates free?
TB
Trailboss wrote:
Quote:micknmeld wrote:Quote:Actually I have been down the shed sorting out a problem with a CR85.:laugh: as usual :laugh: :laugh: and as far as the bike goes 2nd hand bikes from dodgy salesman probably not the first shitbox the guy has sold eh
Did you check the 30th , 31st out, the dates free?
TB
Two and a half years and this has been the first problem, hardly ranks as a shitbox :S
The throttle cable was zip tied to the kill switch wires which had been tangled around a triple clamp bolt ,there fore pulling it tight when the handle bars were turned causing the bike to be hard to start and when it did start, rev up when the bars are turned. Hardly a major problem.micknmeld wrote:
Quote:Trailboss wrote:Quote:micknmeld wrote:Quote:Actually I have been down the shed sorting out a problem with a CR85.:laugh: as usual :laugh: :laugh: and as far as the bike goes 2nd hand bikes from dodgy salesman probably not the first shitbox the guy has sold eh
Did you check the 30th , 31st out, the dates free?
TB
Two and a half years and this has been the first problem, hardly ranks as a shitbox :S
The throttle cable was zip tied to the kill switch wires which had been tangled around a triple clamp bolt ,there fore pulling it tight when the handle bars were turned causing the bike to be hard to start and when it did start, rev up when the bars are turned. Hardly a major problem.??? OK OK whats with the defence of salesman used bike salesman ??? Besides which the kill switch wire zip tied to the throttle cable pulled the carby forward and the boot of the air filter so the engine was getting unfiltered air for how long :huh: :ohmy: “Hardly a major problem” :S that would be a major problem if it was my bike being dusted :angry: :laugh: :laugh:
Back to the 30th and 31st??
TB
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