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somebody posted a while ago about a potential sv ecosse workshop/tips/advice venue ,,iv just been out at rabs(scooby2102)in carluke and its a good venue AND it was his suggestion,,,,,the garage is big enough ,good light ,and heat..all in all superb for working on your bike .carluke is kinda central for most (im thinking glasgow /edinburgh m8 here)its easy to get to ,and good roads round about that area ..any thought/opinions?? :wink:
ehhh,,,,hello,,,,hello,,,,,,anybody there?[/b]
northwind
12-12-05, 01:09 AM
Yup, I thought this was a great idea... And totally happy to provide hardware- stands, tools etc- if someone can pick them up from mine. But interest just sort of fizzled out.
well lets not let it fizzle then,,,im sure this would b popular if enough peeps read this ,,if not then dont say we(me ,rab, and yourself obviously) wernt up for it ,just wait till somebody wants/needs to do something and it costs a fortune ](*,)
northwind
12-12-05, 02:58 PM
Good idea. Last time, i made a general offer to anyone who ever wants a hand with their bike just to come over to mine, i couldn't host the main even (so to speak) but 1 or 2 at a time would be no problem, if you don't mind working outside (or one at a time if you do, in my 1/5 of a garage :) )
I will have plenty o' free time after Xmas and could be up fer it :)
Been working like a barsteward for the last couple of months so the bike's not had the sort of lovin' she deserves :oops:
rabs garage is big enough ,its about 12*8(feet that is )he stores 3 yes 3,,bikes in it he said that it would b cleaned out for a .org 'fix it night',..that would give us loads of room, good lights /a good heater and a radio ,,what more could u want(apart from tools and theyre job specific)oh and hes got a well equipped bench for any non major stuff :wink:
independentphoto
16-12-05, 07:20 PM
I don't reckon that I'd have much to contribute, but I'd be up for a wee run over there and some coffee supping.
Cheers,
Garry
Yep, this is a good idea, but I'm in hibernation 'til the summer, so you hardy annuals do it if you're keen :)
Jim@55........did you get your suspension sorted out, ............& has anybody heard from Matt in Shotts????????
not yet gary ,a big tax bill jumped to the front of the queue and that was that ...in this weather i wont be riding the bike a lot to feel the diff,its something thats on my' to do' list ,after the holidays (once ive got some money again ,bloody xmas) ill get it done .gonna use the bike a lot next year(nw 200 for a start) so its not happened yet,but im gonna get springs asap even if theyre not fitted straight away ,..just a pity maxton ballsed my order up or id have them :roll: meery xmas and all the best gary ,c u soon(well that depends on ure 'hibernation') :wink:
garry(independent photo) dont sell yourself short,,when i was flummoxed with my wiring it was you (amongst others)that semmed to know what i didnt,so if im looking to u for tips whats that say about me?? :wink: theres always someone who knows 'how to do something' usually when i dont ,,.itll b good for knowing things for most peeps :wink:
) ill get it done .gonna use the bike a lot next year(nw 200 for a start) so its not happened yet,but im gonna get springs asap even if theyre not fitted straight away ,..just a pity maxton ballsed my order up or id have them :roll: meery xmas and all the best gary ,c u soon(well that depends on ure 'hibernation') :wink:
I see, didn't know about the Maxton faux-pas. I'd try & pick up 2nd hand springs if I were you. Somebody's selling Racetech'd forks just now, but seems a lot of money. £200?
Won't see me sometime soon.........middle April earliest.
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