I'm a happy man. I logged in this evening and it works as it should. A big thank you to those who helped and offered advice . A pint on me if we ever meet.

Double checked everything. ( well Mrs crossthread did ) Postcode in profile , Short cut deleted , logged out , back in , and --------- nowt !!!! Wish I'd joined online , It might have been easier . Any other suggestions gratefully accepted.

Nope. My information box says Pum . Next box down is Online users . My name is listed as a registered user . Go to members only section and I get " Certain areas of the site are only available to registered users and some to paid up members "

It's me again. We have progress . The My Information bit tells me I'm now a paid up member , big thanks to whoever did that . However , I still can't access the owners club members area . I'm only a country bumpkin, let me in , it's cold out here !

Hi , is there anyone there ? I joined up at the Stafford show but website still won't recognise me as a member even though I have sent a Pm to Admin twice . What's next?

Unless someone tells me that K and N are worth every penny I am discounting them on the grounds of cost . So the question is , what's the second best ( ie cheaper ) pod filter? The ones on my bike at the moment must have come free in a Christmas cracker, the holes are so big they couldn't stop a fly...

Agreed . Carbs don't like being kept dry but modern ethanol fuel is a problem . A full tank of ethanol free is a good idea if you find it.

Thankyou. Simples. I presumed it was some complicated mechanism to make the stand retract automatically. You live and learn.

My Rickman was built from a 1979 Mk2 A3. The left hand switchgear has a button marked STAND which is now redundant. What did it do and how did it work? Stand up or down ? How did it overcome spring tension ?

Hi All , I met some of the guys at the Stafford Show yesterday and you seemed a friendly bunch so I joined up on the spot. I have a 1980 registered Rickman with a Mk2 A3 engine . Factory built and mostly original . It lived most of its life in Germany and came home about 3 years ago. Still a few gli...