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If its just the bodies you need.

They have a snapped off enricher lift tube.

Can they not be repaired?

Mine didn't have the holes either, I believe they are re pops.

Got my Harris badge from someone on faceache, will try to find out who.

Took a jaunt out today around 20 miles, nice to blow the cobwebs away.

I like it, I ride in the on nice days, time is my biggest setback.

I'll be doing the powder coating myself :D I posted a similar request on ArseBook and a chap told me that new windows are available on fleabay, so I have searched and bought :D Good thing is that as they are being replaced I don't need to mask them before bead blasting :D That's a result, but still...

As you know components are heated and this may encourage failure of the window after coating, as a former plater and surface coating tech all parts that need coating should have any parts not to be coated removed before application of surface coatings, speak to the powder coaters and see if they wil...

Does anyone have an vm28 airscrew part number 16014-1020 they don't need or want its from the anti tamper type carbs.

Update. Excellent company to deal with and they call you before starting work for clarity of what the requirements are. They did everything I asked!! Regards Steve Great to read about someone having good customer service and doing a job properly it seems to be increasingly rare these days in all fi...

wilsonsjw11 wrote:Update.
Excellent company to deal with and they call you before starting work for clarity of what the requirements are.
They did everything I asked!!
Regards
Steve

They do a great job there.

Does anyone have a single genuine 15 pilot jet, the long type they don't mind parting with.
Thanks in advance. Kev.

Take cage off first, blow torch small flame, there should be enough lip to then tap off using cold chisel, this is how I do them.

Totally agree Warren, but the repros are made elsewhere where life, labour, care about environment are cheap, also much lower profit margins make it more attractive, in over 40 years of riding I have only had one pair of forks re-chromed and one chain guard, chainguard was a freebie, small stuff I d...

Love watching plating threads, it's what I used to do for a living, it's expensive to set up, labour intensive, extremely hazardous to health and mortality no matter what ppe you use, very difficult and costly to process the waste, massively detrimental to the environment regardless whether its tri ...