On Tue, 18 Jan 2011 11:21:51 +0000, Pete Fisher
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>Note to self, when starting a bike in a garage it's generally a good
>idea to have at least one door open and even better through ventilation.
>Particularly so when you have stuck some K&N type pod air filters on a
>SO Morini that has done a fair few miles and was probably already setup
>a tad rich to give good acceleration on the completely open intake
>elbows it was running for hill climbs. "Kippered", would be close, but a
>not totally combusted petrol smoked one.

Hah, yes, I sometimes fire up the YZ in the shed. I get out with eyes
streaming and throat burning. The blue haze wafts out of the door for
a couple of minutes afterwards.

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-Pip

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> There's something rather
> perversely entertaining about a bike that not only smokes like a pack of
> Woodbines but is also pig-ugly into the bargain.

I bet it was a dirty bastard too.

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Simon

In uk.rec.motorcycles.classic sweller <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:

>> There's something rather
>> perversely entertaining about a bike that not only smokes like a pack of
>> Woodbines but is also pig-ugly into the bargain.

> I bet it was a dirty bastard too.

Yeah, but I wouldn't have wanted to shag it.

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Andy Clews
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> In uk.rec.motorcycles.classic sweller <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>
>>> There's something rather
>>> perversely entertaining about a bike that not only smokes like a pack of
>>> Woodbines but is also pig-ugly into the bargain.
>
>> I bet it was a dirty bastard too.
>
> Yeah, but I wouldn't have wanted to shag it.

Oh, then you won't know if it smoked after sex...

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Rusty

I think I hear it running in the back ground

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