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Re: Bugga
« Reply #15 on: 06.03. 2015 08:45 »
Have you broken any mirrors, walked under ladders lately? Did the wife get a black cat just after the Beeza arrived? How many Chinamen have you run over? Or all of the above to have the un-luck you have. If we go for a ride you leave 1/2 hour behind!!
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Re: Bugga
« Reply #16 on: 06.03. 2015 10:26 »
 *idea* A couple of good things come of it though Musky...
1/ The motors purring like a kitten
2/ we now know the Maggy
3/ & carb are good..
4/ Clutch problems will soon be a thing of the past..
5/ as a mate said...  yeah what do I expect? they all do that... it's British..  *eek*
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Re: Bugga
« Reply #17 on: 06.03. 2015 10:50 »
Doh. I run 6v LED in the back of mine. Cool.
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Re: Bugga
« Reply #18 on: 06.03. 2015 10:56 »
Hi Wozz, good news  ,glad you are still positive . Once you've sorted that heap of .. er  clutch with a good un you'll be good for the next 5 yrs at least !! Best of luck Bob.
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Re: Bugga
« Reply #19 on: 06.03. 2015 13:42 »
US Postal Service isn't any better. For any valuable or fragile part, I wrap in bubble wrap, box it, then pack that box in a larger box with more padding between the boxes. Seems to work pretty well that way, thought it is a pita.
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Re: Bugga
« Reply #20 on: 06.03. 2015 23:18 »

  Same thing happened to me too after only a week or two on the again- not sure if the light stayed on without me , or was just too close to the lens in normal use*conf*

 6V halogen which is fine that was two years ago....

re clutch centre, *doh* I just realised those two baskets don't go together, being different to mine(Plunger 6), just using the left as comparison....was thinking rivets had stripped from the chainwheel...or somethin', just saw the spline after a closer look *ex*

 Good paper weight
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