They had one of those on the Harris stand at the NEC a few years back. They let me pick it up. It weighed nothing.

Cheers mate. Sounds like good advice. Its complicated a bit by having to ensure the water pump impeller is fitted to its drive correctly. Tried a few times dry to make sure i have a decent chance getting it right first time.

Anyone got any tips on doing this? I have some to refit the alternator cover to the crankcase on the 748. Want to do it this weekend but can imagine a right mess being made everywhere if i'm not careful.

I'm guessing its better to apply to the crankcase rather than the cover i'm trying to refit.

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RIP Glenn Campbell. One of the true greats.

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Rhino Goo? I reckon Monkey Jism works better.

If its glued on properly before its probably going to be difficult to remove. I would glue over the top if that's the case.

Took the Multi for a spin. Since the throttle and map upgrade its an absolute animal. Had to add some preload to the rear to stop it squatting under hard acceleration.

The R is a much better looking bike with the red subframe IMHO.

Even managed to spin up the rear on Cookies new 765 on Thursday in the damp. That has Rosso Corsas too.

Yes.

£540 for a 4 day trackday at Portimao in November with JHP sounds VERY tempting. Includes everything bar the flights.

Probably not then. No problem I will post them.

Kwacky wrote:Yep, Monday morning. I think our flight is 9.55 now, they've changed it a couple of times.

Would you have room for Cookies engine protectors if I dropped them over? I can post them if not.

Is it Monday you are flying over here, Kwacky.?

Oh and your kit got wet Kwacky

It's a lovely bike. Handles, steers and pulls beautifully. Will be a handful when run in.

The finish is top class too.

Feel privileged to have had a ride on Cookies one day old bike. Thanks mate.

Kwacky wrote:I bet he's already sat outside the dealers, waiting for them to open.

He's a bit restless this morning.

Is it time yet? Is it time yet?