I rock at fitting Scottoilers

Pete M says...

 

Accompanied by the sound of a chisel on slate

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique,
typed

Amazing, isn't it?

I might keep it, it's funny.

--
Wicked Uncle Nigel - "He's hopeless, but he's honest"

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Norton 850 Commando Kawasaki GTR1400

 

Not if you have done support for any length of time. It just as well I
have such a wonderful sunny disposition or I might have gone all bitter
and twisted.

You'll have to clean up it messes and take it for walks regularly.
Preferrably to somewhere quiet with a captive-bolt gun waiting.

Phil.

 

Ignorant fool.

It's Gyros. (Doner) Kebab's the Turkish version...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyros


Geo

 

Pah. mine is superglued in place. No visible means of support

 

I like the elephant on your tyre.

 

I'd suggest getting a jar of pond scum, at least we know that given
the right conditions and a few trillion generations it will evolve
intelligence.

 

Accompanied by the sound of a chisel on slate

I sit corrected.

 

Geo says...

 

Could well be that I'm missing something or, more probably, misinterpeting
design in Greek. Anyone fancy a Kebab?

Geo

 

It's something the ACU say you must have below your rear sprocket in
case you crash and your foot gets dragged in.

On a road bike they're as useful as anodised bolts.

 

Andy Bonwick says...

They come as standard on Daytonas.

 

Saw some Uni bod on the telly last night who has a research grant to
develop green algae as a source of oil. Apparently it's > 20% oil
straight out of the pond.

 

Plenty of bikes have bits fitted to them that are either a waste of
time or aren't up to the job, it's not something exclusive to Triumph.

 

Read about that a couple of years ago - was most promising technology
then, scaled up would be a very real option. Problem is, most of the hot
areas are unstable areas too.
--
Dave
GS850x2 XS650 SE6a

"A scone and tea at half past three
Makes the day a little brighter
Keep your cakes and fancy tarts
And stick them up your shiter."

 

That a euphemism or what?

 

Pete Fisher says...

It's nearly 30 years since I read that, I still have the book somewhere
here.