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I noticed my foot slipping off the footpeg about 5 miles from home. |
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17-04-08, 09:09 PM | #12 |
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I'm sure I spotted a few spots of oil on the other side of the A4 coming from Thatcham back to Reading this eve... Didn't spot a cap though...
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17-04-08, 09:55 PM | #13 |
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Sh*t Si, it's all over the place!! Lucky you didn't lose it as it's on the back tyre. I'm surprised the engine didn't seize with that much oil ejected.
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17-04-08, 10:03 PM | #14 |
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To be fair to Si, what with him being a stoical NTV rider n'all, I really don't think loosing a bit of oil, the engine seizing up, or even going sideways round the Robin Hood Roundabout would phase him that much...
Considering it was that bad, and he only really noticed that his right foot felt a little slippy! |
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It's not that much oil - a little bit goes a long way when it's spraying around.
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17-04-08, 10:27 PM | #17 |
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Big Ape, you does realise the chain is on the other side if you wanted to lube it.
I have a spare if I can find it and I'll bring it down Saturday. Any good? |
18-04-08, 06:45 AM | #18 |
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Damn only just read this - a 'help me fix my bike' thread that I can contribute to.
I'm rubbish at fixing bikes but I'm brilliant at drinking wine So Si if you need any similar help in the future just give me a bell
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18-04-08, 07:15 AM | #19 |
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Oh my head hurts.
As Sid Squid has mentioned. It really isn't much oil. Oil is like blood. It only takes a little to look a big mess. The level was on minimum when I checked it. Now I have to get into work with a hangover. Lucky for me that it's the non productive day of the week. |
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If going halves on two bottles of wine of an evening has left you that ropey, maybe you should stick to shandy in future, you big jessie.
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