wiseco
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Re: wiseco
They've been like that for a year or so now - nice aren't they
Keep One wheel down . . . . .
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Re: wiseco
They look to good to put in a motor rick 
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666rog
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Re: wiseco
Especially one thet you have bodged togetherPeter Mac wrote:They look to good to put in a motor rick
Yes, they are very nice.
if you wish to quote me, that's fine. But please use the quote button provided, not a variation of my words.
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robh1f
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Hmmmm how much Pete...........and where from??? Or is that a secret??
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Peter Mac wrote:They look to good to put in a motor rick
The question is : How good are they working in the motor ?
My darling wife buys a 'brand' of washing powder, that comes in plain packaging, no TV commercials etc. etc.
It washes whites white and that is all that matters to her.
I think she has got a point.
Nobody really cares if you're miserable, so you might as well be happy.
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Re: wiseco
Cheers Silas
might need back of the skirts machining off before you retire bud ... There £340 minus club discount Rob , not the cheapest pistons on the planet but have them in all the bikes & cant fault them so I stick with what I know ...