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10 Steps for changing your chain
By Daryll Young on 28/07/2008 12:55:21
Follow this guide and fit a brand new chain with ease
1 Let's get at it by getting at the front sprocket. You might need to remove the gear lever. We didn't.2 There she blows in all her poorly-maintained glory. Note huge nut and tab washer. Flatten the washer's tab with an old screwdriver, then find a
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8 steps to hassle-free lubing
By Daryll Young on 25/11/2010 17:20:47
Follow this guide to fit a Scottoiler with ease
1 Work out where you want to fit the RMV. While it can be neatly tucked away under the seat, we've opted to tie-wrap it to the Fazer's frame so we can keep an eye on the oil level.2 The RMV's breather needs careful positioning where it won't get
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Rare as rocking horse sh..
By Ben Cope on 26/03/2012 09:46:00
..oes? Finally sourced a fairly major part
So last season I spent all but the last round racing on a buckled wheel. How didn't I spot it, you ask. Well, I should have done and when I asked other riders about the weave at high speed the usual reply was 'They all do that, sir'. So I just got on with it.It was only at the la...
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Fitting braided brake lines
By James Whitham on 20/11/2010 12:03:22
Boost your braking power with Whitham's guide to fitting braided brake lines
and brakes that take longer to fade, then this simple and cheap modification is an absolute must. This is a safety-related job that requires patience though so whatever you do, don’t rush it!Step 1Unless you are very careful, this job can turn messy, very
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D.I.Y: How to fit a Scottoiler
By Daryll Young on 25/11/2010 17:20:36
Put off by the thought of fitting a Scottoiler? Or confused by the bewildering box of bits you've just bought? Read on and be happy
Follow our eight step guide to fitting a ScottoilerScottoilers are fantastic inventions which can dramatically increase the life of your chain and render nasty, sticky chain lube a thing of the past. However, many people are put off buying one by the thought of fitting it themsel...
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12 steps to fitting new tyres
By Daryll Young on 22/11/2010 16:21:59
Avoid the labour costs and follow these 12 easy steps to change your own tyres
are lined up with the valve.11 Inflate the tyre with a compressor or petrol station airline until both beads pop into place. Check all the way round, then let the air out and re-inflate.12 Finally, balance the wheel. It might take a bit of practice
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Tyre launch: Metzeler Tourance EXP
By Jon Bentman on 20/10/2010 12:29:24
Metzeler's new Tourance EXP rubber now gives the heaviest of big trailies grip as well as longevity
. The same 10,000+ miles as the old tyre while offering just that bit more stability and grip. They will cost a bit more too, expect to pay around £190 per pair.
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D.I.Y: Tyre Change
By Daryll Young on 23/11/2010 09:39:08
Does your bike eat tyres for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea? Save time and money by fitting them yourself. Here's how to do it
mark is back at 12 0'clock, it needs weight adding. How quickly the wheel turns back to its original position dictates how much weight is needed. Usually 10-30 grams should be sufficient.Split the weights up and apply them evenly to both sides
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Shoei launch 2009 XR1000 helmets
By Visordown News on 17/10/2008 09:46:10
Check out Shoei's latest lid - estimated at £300 - £400
New paint schemes for 2009SHOEI has released these pictures of its new 2009 range of the XR1000 lids.Weighing in at 1330g the lids feature revised neck fitment and a new inner, with revised venting systems.Looks good and comes in six colour schemes
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First Look: Harley-Davidson 883 Iron
By Visordown News on 28/01/2009 10:21:13
Old school look and matt-black paint for Harley's new entry-level Sportster
-school garage look” - front fork gaiters and a drag-style handlebars are standard fitment on the Iron.“The Iron 883 defies the plastic conventions of other motorcycles at this price,” said Mark-Hans Richer, Harley-Davidson’s chief marketing officer. “It’s got
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