royboy wrote:thanks all, think i'll get a good lock and change.
royboy

You don't always get change with a good lock...they are quite expensive

Just a thought...are you using a slave fuel feed or the main tank...if the main tank have you got the filler cap open? If the breather hole in the cap is blocked the fuel can dribble down to the float bowls but can't really keep up with the demands of a running engine (yes, happened to me yonks ago ...

solid bit of kit and they seem to be very reasonably priced just now too, i wont bother taking you on if i see you whilst out riding my armstrong mt500 :oops: i fear you may just leave me behind :lol: looks real clean. I think I got a nice one...cosmetics pretty clean and good service history...as ...

are we going to get any piccies Steve :D not the zimmer, i mean the bike mate :lol: Now I've been introduced to the torture that is Photochuckit, herewith a PR shot of me taken by 'er indoors for my adoring fan club (both of him)... http://i1375.photobucket.com/albums/ag446/steve0452/Z1OC/StevesBik...

I would post some pictures if I could work out how to get them into a post! Anyone advise? I would post some pictures if I could work out how to get them into a post! Anyone advise? Here goes; May 1975 Z1-B complete except for pipes... http://i1375.photobucket.com/albums/ag446/steve0452/Z1OC/IMAGE_...

they are a great all round bike but some of our older mature customers used to complain of back ache & pain in the wrists. so we used to fit a riser kit from a German company that allows you to use conventional handlebar's . we used Kawasaki er 500 bars which raised the riding position about 65...

Well my Mum cheered to see the back of it.

The whole bike (in bits) has now arrived at my Aylesbury domicile and I shall be commencing fiddlin' abaht wiv it next weekend.

I would post some pictures if I could work out how to get them into a post! Anyone advise?

blimey, you will hate me for saying this but take it easy, its so classic for a long absenter return to biking buys one of the fastest bikes on the road and is surprised at how the skills have waned. :shock: It's alright, I still love you :wink: No problem and thanks for the advice, it's much appre...

malc87 wrote:Did you win it

Nope...but I am now the proud owner of a bouncing baby D3...picked it up today and drove back from Watford...that was an experience...I haven't ridden a bike in 15 years!

Try this item number in the eBay search bar.. cheap so far but Could rocket near the end.. 310976704371 Thanks for the tip but I spotted it last night and am watching it already. Missed one on Monday...I got to the page with 18 seconds left and couldn't get a bid in fast enough (and it was only 30 ...

Does anyone know of a relatively cheap ZZR1100 for sale. I'd like it as a runabout for Z1OC meets etc while I'm rebuilding my Z1B. I need a good runner in reasonable cosmetic condition (I can't afford to run two rebuilds at the same time). Prefer an early model if poss. Many thanks for your time.