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Gary and Lyndsey?

Still live near wigan i think, will try and find out more

looks like it could be one of gatey's lol

some pics form anglesey cheshire club including eurocup here
number 61, yellow lcr looks nice

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if it is heavy on the steering it could be possible to reduce the trail
either by moving the wheel back or steepen the headstock angle, running it in a wall isn't the best method

Yokohama and Avon suppliers here, under Tyres

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I agree Mike, there's nothing wrong with replicas. At least you know it's not rotten inside the tubes.

sell all your old bikes to Gatey and get Mike to build you a nice new one

you could try swapping the brake hoses for the front brakes onto the master cylinder for the rear, this might help to see if it is a fault on master cylinder or not

as Mike says, the master cylinder should not draw air even if the push rod is out of line

hi,

did you split the two halves of the callipers when you rebuilt them? the hole between the two halves is tiny and could have been blocked.

seem to remember the hole between the two halves being in a bit of a strange position

will strip a caliper tomorrow and have a look

will pm you my number ...

did you remove the callipers to get the bleed nipples at the highest point while bleeding them?

it does make a difference, did mine this year and no problems

bit older than us i'd say

been racing for years, now has a long Windle

used to have a short bike with a gixer 1000 in, ex Pete the Paddy

I know a Dave Kruse if that helps Steve

welcome back Ian

Cheers John

thanks everyone

i have gearing chart

do people still use mikuni vacuum petrol pumps?

if so where to you pick up on the engine?

ta

hey thought it was my job to put silly replies to perfectly sensible questions

but will keep your information stored just in case i have a momentary lapse of concentration

ta