Is that Sue paying Homage to them ? Backwards !! PS - The area around that Acer needs a rake the membrane is showing ,
I fitted an EvoTech tail tidy to my 2020 Street, I have to say I was bowled over by the quality of the engineering and fittings, absolutely top class ( I'm an ex marine engineer) Looks amazing and is way better quality than the Triumph offering, and more in keeping with the general high stansard of the fit and finish of the bike as a whole. Simples to fit ,all connections supplied ,the only mod I had to make was the lead from the LED number plate light was way too long, could have coiled it up but it woul'nt have been as neat. Plus I need to also fit the wiring and units for a Innovv motorcycle dash cam, with front and rear cams.. Sorry about the lack of pictures, I have taken some, but I'not practiced in the dark art of posting them. The only downside is the price £130 ,but it's worth it to me.
I have a 2006 speed master twin bike runs good now after I rebuilt the carburetor’s the engine runs in neutral When I put it into gear and let go of the clutch give it gas the engine dies every time I can roll the bike with the clutch in engine off tried to adjust the clutch didn’t matter dies every time you put it into gear anybody have any ideas
Well that cause the bike not to be able to move When u let up on the clutch and kill the motor Very interesting I will look at that tomorrow hopefully that’s the problem that would be awesome I have a little bit too much oil in it I don’t know if that would do it?
It’s a safety switch that cuts the motor instantly if the stand isn’t up. Some times they play up and could cause similar symptoms. The oil I doubt though it is best to correct the level if far over the mark, if only marginal I wouldn’t worry too much.
Put the Bonneville’s battery on charge, a few weekends ago it didn’t want to turn over, I don’t ride it too often and would hate to loose the battery over this period.
Howdy Dennis, and welcome in I would lose your address from your profile mate as this is an open forum and we wouldn't want you to lose your pride and joy
I polish them myself they are not mirror polished as they never came that way, a good bench polisher helps but a mop in a drill will also do it if you put the time in.
