Yeah it works, might swap back to having the exhaust on the left though, the clearance for the back wheel was a lot better.
Fucking brakes I hate them
Chinese bike thread.
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Tbf they're not too bad when they play nice, mine isn't though. Think I've found the problem though so its all good.
Normally I dump them both in a Hein gerrick dry bag across the back seat but that's pretty large. I got a supper small mat not ling ago so probably just 2 separate small cheap dry bags.
Normally I dump them both in a Hein gerrick dry bag across the back seat but that's pretty large. I got a supper small mat not ling ago so probably just 2 separate small cheap dry bags.
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Go out doors and places like that normally have a good selection.
The brake lever on the other bike was about half an inch higher where it joins the rod for the master cylinder so it wasn't moving enough, swapped the rod and now its a bit better.
The brake lever on the other bike was about half an inch higher where it joins the rod for the master cylinder so it wasn't moving enough, swapped the rod and now its a bit better.
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I'm old enough to remember the arrival of Japanese bikes.Mostly the small machines at first. Ignored by the European bike industry and not considered a threat. Then Honda dropped the atom bomb that blew the remaining industry to dust. It was called the Honda 750 Four.
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Better but not good enough, I fucking hate brakes
History repeats itself, knowing the Chinese manufacturers they'll probably clone the 740 :laugh:
History repeats itself, knowing the Chinese manufacturers they'll probably clone the 740 :laugh:
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I am not far from you and have too many dry bags sat in a cupboard if you are interested.Nicoli wrote:Cool. Will work out what size and pick some up
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Off the top of my head I have a 60 litre Ortlieb,40 litre heavy material unknown brand and two brand new Aldi/Lidl ones.There may be more,I buy too much stuff.Price?Come and have a look if you like?I am just up the A46 from Leicester.