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That was great, James...Some stunning pictures there....

I think I'd have to pull the original phone line out, and fish thru the phone and cable lines at the same time. This appears to be schedule 5 plastic conduit, very thin wall, and I'll bet has no

Thanks Dennis. My ditch digging days are over, thanks to my back problems. Not to mention I'm retired and absolutely refuse to do anything that even remotely resembles work. Have to stay true to my

There's almost certainly a pull-through sitting in the conduit...perhaps they wouldn't notice as long as you didn't break the phone line! Whatever method is used, we can't destroy the water, phone,

issues is Mine did exactly that until I had the steering bearings properly tightened. No more shimmy.

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un-balanced wheels won't start and maintain a side-to-side oscillation. It's chassis geometry derived. Over-tightening the head races will stop it, but bugger your races up in very short order. Jon

Hmm...Those weren't based on the XR though...they're water-cooled for starters...Not available in the UK and not many grey imports brought in because they weren't as good as an XR at fast stuff and

Whatever method is used, we can't destroy the water, phone, and power lines that are buried in the same area. One thing I've been wondering, if I can run the cable thru the same buried line that the

Um, Gene would probably do better as my co-observer, I don't want to do his back any harm, I'd like to go riding with him again sometime. Dennis

Take care, Donovan. Ruari

And balance the wheels? Ruari

Laura: The best of all those 250's was the Honda NX 250 from '88,'89 and very cool with it's mini fairing. Here's a pic of my NX 650, they looked alike. Used they're reasonably priced. Daniel

There are loads on the Continent...if you can dal with left hand drive...Even the venerable old XT 500's are still kicking around for sensible money...Now there's a great road bike...apart from the

Serows are around ?1000 to ?2000. All are used, some more heavily than others. Honda XR's have been around since the early '80's but ironically the early drum braked models are gaining value because

I think you gain points for a 'dab'... http://www.rocler.qc.ca/ariane/What%20is%20Motorcycle%20Trials.htm Jon

I don't know what your market is like there, so I do not know how available the XT where you are. Check the papers, and we have Bike Trader/Auto Trader which run ads for used bikes. I didn't see many

You gain points in some sports for putting your face down, you lose points in TRIALs for putting your feet down. James Franklin 2411 Pine Summit DR. E Jacksonville, Florida 32211 808-225-0994 (cell)

Laura, Honda CRs are two strokes and they are high performance racable..the XRs and the XLs are 4 strokes. The Suzuki DR 200, the Yamaha XT 225 (Serrow), and the Kawasaki Sherpa 250 are all electric