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Funky
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by Funky » Jan 22nd, '10, 17:57
I popped down to Halford's just now to pick up 2.5ltr of Gunk and some chain lube... the Gunk wasn't scanning correctly so the girl looked it up. She asked me how much it was and I said '£10.99 but if it comes up on there cheaper I'll take that price'
Lo and behold it did and I got 2.5 ltr's worth of gunk for....
what a bargain
billinom8s
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by billinom8s » Jan 22nd, '10, 18:14
is that for cleaning the wood screws in your fairing ?
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KTM 1290 SDR
KTM 690 supermoto smc R ,
Zx10r trackbike,
ktm 350 excf muddy
Suspension and bike work undertaken.
layne
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by layne » Jan 22nd, '10, 19:26
Na for cleaning his wood
#152 Straights are for fast bikes. Corners are for fast riders
badgerKDD
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by badgerKDD » Jan 22nd, '10, 19:56
cool, i'm off there tommorow
!
Cut me in half and I'v got Suzuki written right through me!
Ride GSXR 750 WR ( 1994) .
sevenofninecelica
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by sevenofninecelica » Jan 23rd, '10, 13:38
layne wrote: Na for cleaning his wood
Nothing like some good sticky lube then
VTR1000 Firestorm
SteveR3
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by SteveR3 » Jan 23rd, '10, 14:39
It'll be Pleasure -v- Pain...
Ten fluffy little kittens will have to die somewhere in the world to pay for that...
Enjoy
Steve.E
billinom8s
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by billinom8s » Jan 23rd, '10, 15:28
sevenofninecelica wrote: layne wrote: Na for cleaning his wood
Nothing like some good sticky lube then
he will throw in some sandpaper and wire wool just for the added extra thrill .
07977507395
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southwestbikers@southwestbikers (original, I know.
KTM 1290 SDR
KTM 690 supermoto smc R ,
Zx10r trackbike,
ktm 350 excf muddy
Suspension and bike work undertaken.
Funky
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by Funky » Jan 23rd, '10, 15:52
Contrary to popular belief, Blood is a lubricant and so is bleach.
badgerKDD
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by badgerKDD » Jan 23rd, '10, 16:05
And when mixed it becomes self cleaning, brilliant!
Cut me in half and I'v got Suzuki written right through me!
Ride GSXR 750 WR ( 1994) .
tony-klr
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by tony-klr » Jan 26th, '10, 13:50
and blood also removes the bluing from guns very very fast!!!
must be a week for bargains £50
Funky
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by Funky » Jan 26th, '10, 16:37
you got a bike for £50?
sevenofninecelica
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by sevenofninecelica » Jan 26th, '10, 16:46
Funky wrote: you got a bike for £50?
feck me thats a give away bargain is true.....
VTR1000 Firestorm
tony-klr
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by tony-klr » Jan 26th, '10, 16:48
yeah had a sheared spark plug in the head, head off and having it removed as we speak
bike just had a tyre, battery, rear brake rebuild and tax LOL, oh and a tank of petrol
Im a scrawny skip rat womble that loves a bargain
SteveR3
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by SteveR3 » Jan 26th, '10, 18:54
tony-klr wrote: Im a scrawny skip rat womble that loves a bargain
Love bargins too - if this stuff rubs off I need to know exactly where you live Tony, mate, buddy
Steve.E
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by tony-klr » Jan 26th, '10, 20:51
HA HA you wouldnt want to know what other treasure I have had from skips or for next to nothing
and probably really wouldnt like to know that the bike was parked up in a car park in bideford..oh thats where you live isnt it LOL
rode it home, rides real nice, hopefully get the head back tomoro, pick up the gaskets and hopefully have it back together this weekend
then on ebay with it £150 start, no reserve, whatever it makes is profit and I spend it on my trike project