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TheOnlyNemesis 23-10-09 08:42 AM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by TheOnlyNemesis (Post 2073318)
maybe make it look like an sv again but if my mum is right and i bought the wrong color fairing for a second time, i'm just gonna headbutt a wall till i bleed instead.

and after talking to my mum back home, i can confirm i will be slamming my head into wall, anyone wanna buy 2 front fairings, lol.

Nobbylad 23-10-09 09:02 AM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by TheOnlyNemesis (Post 2073840)
and after talking to my mum back home, i can confirm i will be slamming my head into wall, anyone wanna buy 2 front fairings, lol.

Keep them for spares, probably cheaper to re-spray them if you need them.

Nobbylad 23-10-09 09:02 AM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by paiste (Post 2073296)
Probably cleaning it, then coating everything apart from the brakes in ACF50!

Good shout...it's that time of year again isn't it?

Ahhh...the sweet, sweet smell of ACF-50 smoke :cool:

TheOnlyNemesis 23-10-09 09:18 AM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by Nobbylad (Post 2073856)
Keep them for spares, probably cheaper to re-spray them if you need them.

i've been quoted for a spray and was quoted like £250 which i cannot afford in any sense of the word. so back to ebay to try find right color fairing and try to sell the two i got.

N8te rider 23-10-09 09:22 AM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
Gonna use my first pair of Paddock stands and give it a damn good clean :p

Old Git 23-10-09 10:49 AM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
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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
Use clear plastic tubing, did mine a couple of months ago, works a treat, just have to squeeze (bend over) one side to act as a damper if they are way out, until you get it close then can let go completely & fine tune it.
http://www.obairlann.net/reaper/moto...manometer.html
Have a look at the link, I put oil in mine, gives you the general idea, belive me I had never touched a bike before & this was (once started) a piece of pi$$

boot 23-10-09 11:55 AM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by Old Git (Post 2073969)
Balance carbs, don't have any gauges though
Use clear plastic tubing, did mine a couple of months ago, works a treat, just have to squeeze (bend over) one side to act as a damper if they are way out, until you get it close then can let go completely & fine tune it.
http://www.obairlann.net/reaper/moto...manometer.html
Have a look at the link, I put oil in mine, gives you the general idea, belive me I had never touched a bike before & this was (once started) a piece of pi$$

Cheers Old Git. Have heard of this method before, but never been that sure about it. Come to think of it though, I'm pretty sure I've some red EP90 kicking about that'll never be used for anything else.

mister c 23-10-09 12:45 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
Riding it, that's what it was built for lol :smt119:smt119:cool::p;)

Nobbylad 23-10-09 05:41 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by TheOnlyNemesis (Post 2073876)
i've been quoted for a spray and was quoted like £250 which i cannot afford in any sense of the word. so back to ebay to try find right color fairing and try to sell the two i got.

That's crazy! They're not that much more brand new!

I reckon you should be looking at about £100-£150 for BOTH!

TheOnlyNemesis 23-10-09 05:46 PM

Re: What ARE you doing to your SV this weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by Nobbylad (Post 2074433)
That's crazy! They're not that much more brand new!

I reckon you should be looking at about £100-£150 for BOTH!

i only want one sprayed, where my nobby can i get this bargain.


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