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    Part of the factory floor... (currently home to 7 bikes)
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    That photo makes the factory floor look almost spacious!
    And remember not to stare too long and hard at poor semi-naked Pamela, she may like it too much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    Part of the factory floor... (currently home to 7 bikes)
    That LC needs tipping out the door, its taking up the space of two buckets.


    Its harder to lose weight than gain horsepower.

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    I'm closer, I have room for it I'm sure.
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    Here's some inspiration for your Kawasaki buckets, Skunk.

    The 2008 ZX-RR.....wicked machine !!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    Part of the factory floor... (currently home to 7 bikes)
    Looks like you have room for an A100.....
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    Pitty I am heading away as this would be great to see, learn, laugh!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buddha#81 View Post
    That LC needs tipping out the door, its taking up the space of two buckets.
    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    I'm closer, I have room for it I'm sure.
    Piss off both of you!

    I do have to find the source of the miss fire it has (one cylinder only). Cleaned the carbs etc so I can only guess it's electrical. Replaced the plug too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Str8 Jacket View Post
    Looks like you have room for an A100.....
    That space is for another bucket and the Z1000

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    That space is for another bucket and the Z1000
    Yeah, yeah.....
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    I'll have a think.

    Plugcaps worth a look. The coil is of course dual but a duff cap will reduce energy. When it starts does one pipe stay cold for a while?

    When you cleaned the carbs did you have a gurnsey down at the reeds? Might be worth pulling them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    I'll have a think.

    Plugcaps worth a look. The coil is of course dual but a duff cap will reduce energy. When it starts does one pipe stay cold for a while?

    When you cleaned the carbs did you have a gurnsey down at the reeds? Might be worth pulling them.
    Plugcaps are near new. Haven't checked anything electrical yet though.

    First thing in the morning it's fine for the first 100 metres then it goes off song. By the time I got to work (7-8 mins) it's running fine. Going home it started fine, goes off after a minute or so then cleared up 5 mins later and stayed good till home (total 12 mins+/-).

    Hadn't thought of reeds, but it doesn't seem likely (now you have a better picture) does it?

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    hmm. The fact that it seems to get better is odd. Reeds can do strange things. The classic symptom is that it becomes hard to start, on a twin not so noticeable. On my H100 (now the pie racing H) it started just tickityboo but had a misfire (used to kill plugs with std ignition but I replaced it & they lasted thereafter) so this misfire was unexpected when it turned up one day. Almost a whole reed was gone.

    Not that that explains Elsie getting better, but a stator issue would likely get worse not get better. I'll dig around, I did have a spare coil somewhere. RZs & hence RDs do kill plug caps which is why the genuine ones are so expensive. I favour the NGK marine rubbery ones with the receptacles for the plug covers rather than the bare plug thread type that ovalise with the vibration.
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    A quick glance (as I did the carb) the electrics seemed newish. Needs closer look.

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    What time does SKunkworks open tomorrow morning?
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