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Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 28th, '22, 11:17
by Robbo87
Deffo can't now make this one Brian. Have a good one.

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 28th, '22, 13:58
by Tvrv37
royb wrote: Jul 28th, '22, 10:10 Could be up for this Brian but have a clicking noise from the bandit chain. It has only done 30,000 miles. Do you think it needs changing? :| :|

If I solve this problem see you at the toll house outside Chard. If not there then I will not have fixed it and won't be coming - don't wait and have a good ride.
Keep the chain replace the bike.

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 29th, '22, 06:32
by royb
Tvrv37 wrote: Jul 28th, '22, 13:58
royb wrote: Jul 28th, '22, 10:10 Could be up for this Brian but have a clicking noise from the bandit chain. It has only done 30,000 miles. Do you think it needs changing? :| :|

If I solve this problem see you at the toll house outside Chard. If not there then I will not have fixed it and won't be coming - don't wait and have a good ride.
Keep the chain replace the bike.
New chain on, see you Brian and Richard at Chard toll house. Has had engine oil wiped over it with a cashmere scarf as per Si's recommendation. If it behaves properly, me thinks this chain will see me out.
:) :)

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 29th, '22, 07:59
by billinom8s
did you do the sprockets too?

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 29th, '22, 08:13
by royb
billinom8s wrote: Jul 29th, '22, 07:59 did you do the sprockets too?
No, I'll live with the sprockets that are on even though, I accept others may disagree.

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 29th, '22, 11:43
by Robbo87
royb wrote: Jul 29th, '22, 08:13
billinom8s wrote: Jul 29th, '22, 07:59 did you do the sprockets too?
No, I'll live with the sprockets that are on even though, I accept others may disagree.
Good for you Roy. Just reverse each sprocket so that the hooked teeth face the other way and they'll see you out too :mrgreen: .

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 29th, '22, 19:59
by royb
Robbo87 wrote: Jul 29th, '22, 11:43
royb wrote: Jul 29th, '22, 08:13
billinom8s wrote: Jul 29th, '22, 07:59 did you do the sprockets too?
No, I'll live with the sprockets that are on even though, I accept others may disagree.
Good for you Roy. Just reverse each sprocket so that the hooked teeth face the other way and they'll see you out too :mrgreen: .
Already done that Phil but for a different reason. The 180 x 60 x 17 rear tyre was rubbing the chain so reversed the recessed sprocket (2mm) to gain clearance for the tyre. Probably slight misalignment but hey ho it's not the end of the world and the bandit can live with it.
The tyre certainly can.

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 29th, '22, 20:17
by Jug
Thanks for leading Brian and thanks to Roy for bullying me about my rear light.
I've since decided that you're probably right so I'm now shopping for LEDs.

About the ride...
Traffic was shit, route was OK, coffee stop was nice, company was great, as was the weather.. so all in all not too bad.

See you on the next one guys.

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 29th, '22, 20:21
by bkingalan
I used to run a 190 on my bandit didn't have any trouble with the tyre rubbing Roy

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 30th, '22, 03:10
by ptolemyx
Did you say the traffic was shit....no it was hypershit. Of course we could have set out at 04.00...
Roy needs "real" new tyres now in any case. Far more important than Richard's feeble tail light being upgraded.

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 30th, '22, 07:52
by Jug
Yes.. it makes sense now why Roy was refusing to lean his bike lol.

Re: Friday 29th July

Posted: Jul 30th, '22, 12:22
by bkingalan
It's the new slick style isn't it Roy 👍👍