RFOFF!!!!!!!!!Originally Posted by Colapop
.....your time is coming
RFOFF!!!!!!!!!
.....your time is coming
Well he had to save for his RF didn't he?Yeah Yeah i know they are.....and some even owe me beer.......
Forum whore
Beer - I'll go you at least one better than that. I got some home distillation coming - 95 proof (twice condesed or summat) - farking rocket fuel! I can run my bike on it...
They shall not grow old as we that are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the evening,
we will remember them
NEDWN VIII
It aint gonna fix my tinker is it?.......
Might make me forget about it for a while so, yeah ok.......
Forum whore
Is it a tinker or a tinkle?
They shall not grow old as we that are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the evening,
we will remember them
NEDWN VIII
I have no idea what a tinkle is........
But MDU had a great idea involving a screwdriver to find the 'tinker'....
Now wheres the Vodka?.......
Forum whore
Replace the stone with a screwdriver?
They shall not grow old as we that are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the evening,
we will remember them
Hardcore Biker
you dont have anything on your keys, like other keys or clips, because i have one of clips which tinkers, could be but, then could be brakes or lose part.
Easy Biker
So does the sound change with speed? What speed are you going when you hear the tinker or is it tinkle?
Now this might sound dumb but many a noise like that has been from crap inside a tyre - loose rubbery stuff even, but if it was that you'd only hear it as you push the bike along, any more speed and it goes away coz all the stuff is flung against the tyre.
Cheers
Merv
I blame the Labour Government
a stone caught in the tread of the front wheel can make an odd sound, check that there are no stones or a nails etc that might be caught in tyre.
From American dad :
American dads dad: Breaking into a safe is like making love to a woman
American dad: So you just pound on it for two minutes until your done?
NEDWN VIII
My hearing direction is a little out of kilter, it was coming from the left hand side of the bike, took it tot the bike shop and they rode it at low speed and said where they thought it was coming from and what it was. It was the Chain, only heard on opposing throttle, had a tight spot, which is odd cos its was loose, so i learnt something yesterday....
oooooooooooo lala
If your chain is loose then the extra pressure on it when acclereating causes it to strench and hence causes tight spots. Which in turn wreck your sprockets. So it wasn't really the front end thenMy hearing direction is a little out of kilter, it was coming from the left hand side of the bike, took it tot the bike shop and they rode it at low speed and said where they thought it was coming from and what it was. It was the Chain, only heard on opposing throttle, had a tight spot, which is odd cos its was loose, so i learnt something yesterday....
Lump lingered last in line for brains,
And the ones she got were sort of rotten and insane...
Easily ammused
simple answer, your ear plugs have fallen out.
Some things are worth dying for, living is one of them.
NEDWN VIII
Thanks for clearing that up Jonno, no it wasnt the front end it was the side end...If your chain is loose then the extra pressure on it when acclereating causes it to strench and hence causes tight spots. Which in turn wreck your sprockets. So it wasn't really the front end then
C'mon lets ride....
While we are in a fault finding mood sometimes a loose exhaust flange is the reason for a "tink tink" noise, quite mechanical sounding, caused by exhaust gases bypassing the seal.
End of lesson.
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