Adventure Bike Rider Forum

Tyrant, what profile maxxis are you using, the standard tyres look close the to the chain guard, so don't want to get a wider tyre and have it catch.

Graham, I looked at removing the seal on my filler cap and thought it would let water in. On further inspection there is a valve in the cap, which has a plate over it. I drilled a hole in this plate in line with the valve and this seemed to eliminate the vacuum causing the bike to stall. In regards to the lack of fuel, have you dropped the bike, or had to keep the revs up a lot on trails? The temperature could also effect it possibly?

Never dropped, I will have to look in to it further

Nice morning in matrices

This is how the Moroccan trip ended two smashed fingers Great trip just a small accident

Looks nasty. Did you go morrocco with a lad called Paul Davies by any chance? Did you sort the fuelling issues with your bike?

Damn that looks sore how did you accomplish such a feat?

Never mind about that small cut, couple of plasters and you will be fine..... but what about the bike?

Wishing you a speedy recovery (thumbs)

Grahamkevinbutler wrote:This is how the Moroccan trip ended two smashed fingers

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Great trip just a small accident

Blimey, speedy recovery.
Still smiling though

Was with two Paul's not sure second name, if he had a 750 Africa twin and likes to ware sun glasses and only likes to have is photo took when he stands next to his bike then yes, fuel,,, was getting 180 miles per tank in the end, loads of Mis fire and conking out, burning lots of oil too,
At a and e today, back tomorrow looks like lost little finger

suddyktm wrote:Good looking bike Ann.. Hope you was less heart broken at getting rid of the 640 than I was.

Sorry just seen this, Suddy.
Heartbroken...couldn't wait to get rid of it :laugh: