Weymouth Rideout - Sunday 16th April

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You are of course welcome along to any Southwestbikers rideout, however your bike must be in good mechanical order (we don’t want anything falling off of it including you), taxed and have a current MOT. You must have a valid motorcycle licence and current motor insurance. You are in charge of your motorcycle at all times and SWB will not accept any responsibility for actions you take or any accidents you may have. Always ride within your own capabilities and do not put others at risk. Remember, while you are on a Southwestbikers rideout you are representing the site and what it stands for.
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Post by billinom8s »

i have had it the last 4 days m8, i m stil going !
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Post by billinom8s »

have just checked the weather, looks like its gonna be drl ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL weekend - bring it on !
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Someones excited....
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with all this crappy weather, hell yeah its good to get a break
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Clunk and any other plymouth guys going, can you meet me on the way at The sehell garage by the Avonwick / South Brent turn off?? Can you let me know. Cheers
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Post by speedy(delboy) »

If theres anyone going who may have a hydrollic break bleeding kit, is there any chance they could take it :?: :?: Will bring a pot of Dot 4 and an 8mm spaner.

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speedy(delboy) wrote:If theres anyone going who may have a hydrollic break bleeding kit, is there any chance they could take it :?: :?: Will bring a pot of Dot 4 and an 8mm spaner.

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You only need a milk bottle and a small piece of pipe about a ft long to fit over the bleed nipple and the spanner and fluid
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Post by roper »

JIm if we're leaving Sainsburys at 9 then shall we say we'll meet you at the shell garage for 9.15?

I also have MAN flu at the moment,and i shall be there because if i'm not it's a family gathering instead with the inlaws :( .i'm just bloody grateful i havent got work todayas i'd be useless.
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Post by AlexG »

I've got one of the kits that has a one way valve in a piece of rubber tubing, I also have a proper bleed nipple spanner (to help avoid rounding off the nipple).

i'm a teeny bit hungover at the mo but give me a shout and we can sort it later today or some time tomorrow - rather than have to carry a load of stuff with you on the ride Sunday.
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Blimey wrote:
speedy(delboy) wrote:If theres anyone going who may have a hydrollic break bleeding kit, is there any chance they could take it :?: :?: Will bring a pot of Dot 4 and an 8mm spaner.

Cheers
You only need a milk bottle and a small piece of pipe about a ft long to fit over the bleed nipple and the spanner and fluid
Neh mark, tried that, i have that type of kits here, but for some reason its not working. Now need to try a hydrollic one. Rear is fine but the front lever is coming back to the bar near enough. :cry:
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speedy(delboy) wrote:
Blimey wrote:
speedy(delboy) wrote:If theres anyone going who may have a hydrollic break bleeding kit, is there any chance they could take it :?: :?: Will bring a pot of Dot 4 and an 8mm spaner.

Cheers
You only need a milk bottle and a small piece of pipe about a ft long to fit over the bleed nipple and the spanner and fluid
Neh mark, tried that, i have that type of kits here, but for some reason its not working. Now need to try a hydrollic one. Rear is fine but the front lever is coming back to the bar near enough. :cry:
Sounds like you have got trapped air in there. Sometimes if you pull the lever in and tie it in that position (keep the pressure on ) and take the top off the resovoiur leave it like this overnight it gets rid of the trapped air bubble. Then try bleedin again in the mornin.
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Post by BOSS »

Hi peeps, been away but now i'm back :twisted: :twisted: might be able to make this I hope. :D
If I'm there when you leave Haldon then I'm going with ya. :roll:
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Post by RSVRPaul »

Will hopefully make it as well.....I take it the Haldon is top of the hill on the Torquay stretch...?

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Blimey wrote:Sounds like you have got trapped air in there. Sometimes if you pull the lever in and tie it in that position (keep the pressure on ) and take the top off the resovoiur leave it like this overnight it gets rid of the trapped air bubble. Then try bleedin again in the mornin.
Done this as well mark, left over night last night and re-bled this morning and still no good :cry:
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Post by Jak »

For those not sure....

Haldon Grill is at the top of Telegraph Hill heading towards Torquay on the A380 - they've just built a big new bridge so northbound can get to it easier
http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi? ... imap.y=118

Get there early for your bacon sarnies :lol:

And thanks to those who've told me what you want for lunch ... I'll ring the pub tomorrow to let them know. For those leaving it till the day - please bear in mind it's Easter Sunday - the pub have said that food waiting time will be long, especially if its sunny as they're on the harbourside and it gets very busy.

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