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joespeed

Funny you think I spend a lot of time waiting for seizes to cool down... I wonder where you got that idea from. Maybe from your preferred dyno operator, another example of misinformation ;) In actual fact, I spend a lot more time waiting for people to catch up. Whether that be due to them being slo...

joespeed

Funny you think I spend a lot of time waiting for seizes to cool down... I wonder where you got that idea from. Maybe from your preferred dyno operator, another example of misinformation ;) In actual fact, I spend a lot more time waiting for people to catch up. Whether that be due to them being slo...

joespeed

Think I would trust the scooterist who travels 1000snds of miles every year over a dyno dont think so in this day,i did thousands and thousands of miles in the 70's with out the dyno and like eden spent alot of time waiting for a heat seize to cool down ,a lot faster now and less hassle thanks to t...

joespeed

i cant remember changing a rear hub bearing in the 70's and did 100 miles a night let alone weekend trips to the coast and was nearly always two up!

joespeed

1.0mm steel for tin work,

joespeed

jb weld or belzona is a good repair but no substitute for weld

joespeed

are you talking of a barrel/cylinder stud or the the 8mm thread under the crankcase or the two crankcase side 8mm studs?

joespeed

can you post a picture of the frame number blank the last digits off for security though!

joespeed

thanks mr mawso, i have been in contact with moss metal finishers in halifax who seem to understand what i need!

joespeed

good quality cheap clutch for low powered scooters with a very light effort required to operate clutch lever,

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