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Holdup 22-10-09 08:29 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alpinestarhero (Post 2073237)
Clean and re-lubricate the chain.

Check tyre pressures.

+1

+ check oil (if i remember)

Maybe clean it as well

tanis34 22-10-09 08:51 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
fixing a ruddy puncture in the back tyre:(

warrenhewitt10 22-10-09 08:54 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
im gonna drive mine :)

TazDaz 22-10-09 08:56 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by warrenhewitt10 (Post 2073563)
im gonna drive mine :)

Ride??? ;)

MrMoonface 22-10-09 09:18 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
New Tyres Front and Rear then straight to Mallory Park to 'scrub them in'!! :D

Dave20046 22-10-09 09:33 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Holdup (Post 2073516)
+1

+ check oil (if i remember)

Maybe clean it as well

check your bloody oil before you clean the thing

boot 22-10-09 10:17 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
Front calliper overhaul both sides.
Tyre pressures.
Check scottoiler level and fill if required.
Check chain.
Continue to fiddle with headstock nut - should there be two - another to lock it? Adjusted it last weekend but doesn't seem quite right.
Valve clearances need doing, within next 2.5k miles, might do early, as otherwise I could be doing that job in the snow.
Balance carbs, don't have any gauges though :-(
Possibly clean it, but very doubtful.

Not sure I'll do any of the above though really.

sam anon 22-10-09 11:27 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
I'm going to change the oil and oil filter, clean the air filter, look at the spark plugs and possibly have another half arsed attempt at removing the rear caliper pins!

Wish me luck!

Old Git 23-10-09 02:31 AM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by boot (Post 2073688)
Front calliper overhaul both sides.
Tyre pressures.
Check scottoiler level and fill if required.
Check chain.
Continue to fiddle with headstock nut - should there be two - another to lock it? Adjusted it last weekend but doesn't seem quite right.
Valve clearances need doing, within next 2.5k miles, might do early, as otherwise I could be doing that job in the snow.
Balance carbs, don't have any gauges though :-(
Possibly clean it, but very doubtful.

Not sure I'll do any of the above though really.

Balance carbs, don't have any gauges though :-(= length (long) of plastic tubing, clear part filled with oil to fit onto the nipples (mmmmm, nipp - NO) then hang them / fix to a board - hey presto, a gauge.
Prob. get the tube from aquarium shop/large nursery, the plant kind or brewing store.

Old Git 23-10-09 02:34 AM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by boot (Post 2073688)
Front calliper overhaul both sides.
Tyre pressures.
Check scottoiler level and fill if required.
Check chain.
Continue to fiddle with headstock nut - should there be two - another to lock it? Adjusted it last weekend but doesn't seem quite right.
Valve clearances need doing, within next 2.5k miles, might do early, as otherwise I could be doing that job in the snow.
Balance carbs, don't have any gauges though :-(
Possibly clean it, but very doubtful.

Not sure I'll do any of the above though really.

Balance carbs, don't have any gauges though :-(= length (long) of plastic tubing, clear part filled with oil to fit onto the nipples (mmmmm, nipp - NO) then hang them / fix to a board - hey presto, a gauge.
Prob. get the tube from aquarium shop/large nursery, the plant kind or brewing store.
try http://www.obairlann.net/reaper/moto...manometer.html


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