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Magnum

posted on 3/5/06 at 04:21 PM Reply With Quote
Ooops

What not do on the way to stoneleigh! Have driven the BEC for a year with no problems in rain, ice and then go and park in a hedge in the dry!

Very little damage just lights, number plate and rear cycle wing.


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graememk

posted on 3/5/06 at 04:25 PM Reply With Quote
looks like you were lucky there mate did something go wrong or was it one of them driver error things we all suffer from now and again
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muzchap

posted on 3/5/06 at 05:04 PM Reply With Quote
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eeek - not good - glad you're ok though!

I know the damage is light - but still a pisser

A reminder to everyone of how quickly "I'm in control" can turn into "I'm outta control..."

Was you just pushing to hard off the corner? Or something let you down?

[Edited on 3/5/06 by muzchap]





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watsonpj

posted on 3/5/06 at 07:54 PM Reply With Quote
On the way to stoneleigh

I've done 1 yr about 1000miles and still ended up putting the propshaft back on at the side of the m45. This despite the fact that I had checked the prop about 200miles ago (after seeing a similar post on here) and had a MOT the day before and the inspector let me have a good look underneath when it was up on ramps.

So check those bolts guys !!! (cos its scary when it lets go ).

I did get to the show however but spent most of the time finding bits to fix the thing, kinda ruined the day abit

Now I've got it back home I've found my quaifes got an oil leak on alot of movement (up/down) on the rear bearing so thats got to go back to them to check over.

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Magnum

posted on 3/5/06 at 08:16 PM Reply With Quote
Yep just pushing it to hard, a lesson learned for me in future I will just leave it for the track (for a few days anyway) still at the time it was brown pants all round for me and my mate.

I had just taken the tyre PSI from 16 to 20 to see what the ride was like!

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NS Dev

posted on 4/5/06 at 09:08 AM Reply With Quote
couldn't have found a much better spot to "park" to be fair!





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muzchap

posted on 4/5/06 at 12:15 PM Reply With Quote
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I had just taken the tyre PSI from 16 to 20 to see what the ride was like!



Shit - so I'm guessing that was the main contributor then. Tyre pressure seems to be pretty critical on these things!!!

Market Harboro huh! - I used to frequent that place lots when younger - for certain er.. wares...





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