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Timo Geusch wrote:
>Another fifty miles later and I pull into Fleet Services. Suddenly the >engine dies while pottering to the petrol station and when I restart >it, the oil pressure light won't go out. Oops. Maybe I shouldn't have >done 80 on the motorway. Indicated, that was... When I picked up (from AlsAce) the ex-Tog, ex-Ace 400 Four that I currently have, my progress was hampered by getting a puncture halfway through France. On a Sunday. So, having got that sorted out on the Monday morning, and with a family party in the afternoon, and a flight back to Qatar in the evening... there was only one thing for it. I nailed it, throttle to the stop, head on the tank, feet on the pillion pegs. For about 700 miles. It never missed a beat and it was great fun. -- vulgarandmischevious |
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In article <fd6b33t1k88i7ft4k0ovtjvsbu9vq4nvoj@4ax.com>, Ace
<seesig@virgin.net> writes > >p.s I've still got a rubber sidestand-stop for that new exhaust we >fitted, BTW. I'll bring it over in June. I knew there was a bit I intended to move from the donor bike this weekend. Now I remember what it was. Thank you. -- steve auvache |