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You can imagine my consternation when i bought a new alternator for the Land Rover two weeks back when I discovered it was LUCAS!!!! Made in India, dirt cheap (?42), probably just like the Indian

Works Performance is calling for 30% sag of the wheel travel. That works out to be 1& 1/4" at the rear and 1&1/2" at the front. Terence

Haze What a great bike...... and my Yogi Bear money box is empty! Despite the weight on the wrist problems, I'd be seriously interested in that bike if I was "in funds". That's the problem with ebay.

The August issue of classic bike guide has an advert for a W for sale in Edinburgh it is 99 model with 6K on the clock and is MOT until OCT. The owner is selling for health reasons and is asking

Ever more classic. A much older version of the sketch starring Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graham Chapman, John Cleese, and Marty Feldman. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsWd5QC7K5E Old Jake

Like, pray? R.

Hope? Dick

Ah, I see, James - What is the best thing to do when one experiences weave? Ruari

The reason the Brits drink warm beer is that they all have Lucas refrigerators. Really? Is that true? I know, I know..... But it is funny. k.ster

? James Franklin <jimw650@...> wrote: I think that, in fact, the air drag does push against the front of the box, but I also think that pressure lightens the front wheel by pushing against the

I think that, in fact, the air drag does push against the front of the box, but I also think that pressure lightens the front wheel by pushing against the box...I think that because, one, my manual

Aloha John, I think the key word in your question is "need", and if that is what you mean, the W doesn't need tinkering...but some of its character traits have inspired tinkering. To me, the Brittish

Rauri, The first sentence begins with "Venture", I must have been distracted when I wrote "W". W # 1 has done an indicated 115 MPH, no weave. W # 2 has done an indicated 105 MPH, and has presented a

James Franklin 2411 Pine Summit DR. E Jacksonville, Florida 32211 808-225-0994 (cell) From: Ruari McLennan <r.mclennan@...> Reply-To: W650riders@... To: W650riders@...

I meant Ventures wandered at 120 MPH ( I read W on my post, but I didn't type that on purpose, I must have been distracted), my first W, a 2000 bought new, has seen 115 MPH indicated..any occilation

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe1a1wHxTyo&mode=related&search= There is no greater expression of liberty than the report of a RIFLE!

Did have to smirk last night when I happenned upon a rider on an 1970's Ducati 750 who'd stopped to help a guy on an almost brand new CBR600 suffering from rear brake failure. I thought I'd ridden

--- In W650Registry@..., "mackenzie_ms_fiona" <mackenzie_ms_fiona@...> wrote: An ammeter on a bike with breaker point ignition will help you identify TDC. The points will open as the

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Dang! You keep coming in the middle of the week when I can't ride up to meet you. Come on a weekend sometime! :-) Vern (Atlanta) wrote: September,